Import C4d Files Into 3ds Max Software Download The single 'unified demo version' will allow you to import and export.c4d files within the stand-alone Okino software or within other supported programs such as 3ds Max and Maya. Andrew york denouement rar extractor. Best Practices for Sourcing & Converting Your MCAD Data. Aug 29, 2018 The Okino's CINEMA 4D import conversion system intelligently and robustly converts CINEMA 4D scenes and native.c4d files into a plethora of professionally supported 3D file formats and programs such as: 3ds Max (via PolyTrans-for-3dsMax), Maya. Hi, Do you know a good way to convert 3ds files to C4D files? The goal would be to have no conflict of lighting, textures, cameras etc as there can be passing through fbx or obj formats. To get this same functionality in Cinema 4D, click on the Rotate Tool, in the Attributes Manager click on the Modeling Axis tab. Make sure Axis is set to Selected, and Orientation is set to Normal. Then check the Along Normals check box. This should emulate the way 3ds max handles multi-edge and polygon rotations.

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You may ask yourself: Why in the world would I want to build stuff in Blender and then export it to use in Max?

It's a good question. Why WOULD anyone be crazy enough to do that?Well I for one, am crazy enough to do that. It's because I got so used to using Blender to build things, that I still to this day build many of my rendered objects and terrains in Blender.

Another good reason is if you have a Age that you built before in Blender (or were still doing so before switching to Max), you may want to get it from Blender to Max so you can use Cyan's Plugin.

That or you could start all over from scratch in Max....What? What's that? Did I just hear a lot of groaning? Don't worry! There is a way to export an ENTIRE Age that you may have built in Blender to Max..

1Exporting From Blender

Exporting From Blender

There are several different ways that one can use to go about this. The method I'll be explaining here I refer to as the 'FBX Method'GPNMilano first brought this up as a way to export objects from Blender so that you can import them into Max. The nice thing about using this method, is the fact that you export multiple objects (a whole Age if you want to), and they will be kept separate, maintaining their UV mapping.

Getting The Tools...

There are 2 things that you will need in order to do this. You need the FBX Plugin for 3DS Max, and you will need the FBX Converter.

The FBX Plugin for 3DS Max is what allows you to import FBX files into your scene in Max. Now with Open Source, Cyan's Plugin is available for more recent versions of 3ds Max. As such, I am listing links for the plugin for each version of Max:

Please note: all these plugins are for 32 bit version of Max, as only the 32 bit version will work with Cyan's Plugin

FBX Plugin For Max 7.0 Link no longer supported by Autodesk they do not support any of their old 32 bit applications.

FBX Plugin For Max 8.0 Link no longer supported by Autodesk they do not support any of their old 32 bit applications.

FBX Plugin For Max 9.0 Link no longer supported by Autodesk they do not support any of their old 32 bit applications.

FBX Plugin For Max 2009 Link no longer supported by Autodesk they do not support any of their old 32 bit applications.

Please know that at this time there is no Plasma Plugin for Max 9.0 or Max 2009 at this time.

The FBX Converter will take the FBX file that you export from Blender, and convert it to a version that Max can handle.

FBX Converter for Max 7.0 Link no longer supported by Autodesk they do not support any of their old 32 bit applications.

FBX Converter for Max 8.0 Link no longer supported by Autodesk they do not support any of their old 32 bit applications.

FBX Converter for Max 9.0 Link no longer supported by Autodesk they do not support any of their old 32 bit applications.

FBX Converter for Max 2009 Link no longer supported by Autodesk they do not support any of their old 32 bit applications.

Once you have downloaded those 2 files, install them. Then you'll be ready to use them.

Going From Blender To Max

You may be asking yourself: why do this? Why not just build everything in Max?

That's a good question. And really, you should take the time to learn how to make things from scratch in Max.

But, there are several reasons you may need to import things from Blender to Max:

It may be that you like to build your stuff in Blender, because you've gotten so used to it's interface and how things work there, but at the same time, you desire to use Cyan's Plugin with Max to actually build your Age with.

It may be that you had a LOT of work put into an Age in Blender, but now you are wanting to bring it into Max and use Cyan's Plugin to make the Age.

It could be that someone else is making stuff for you, or has put objects in a repository, but they are Blender Objects, and you want to get them into Max.

So there are many reasons.

However, and you need to brace yourself for this:

While the FBX method will allow you to import an entire Age from Blender to Max, you will have to reapply the Materials and their textures. However you won't have to re-do the UV mapping.All the ALCScripting that you had in Blender for use with the PyPRP exporter for making Ages will be gone. But that's okay, because applying Plasma Components to your objects in Max is very EASY.

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First you need to THINK about what it is you are wanting to do:

Are you exporting a single object? A few objects? Or is it an entire Age?

The reason that you need to think about this, is because when you import the FBX file into Max, your objects will be very 'ghost' looking (very transparent), until you give them a material and texture again.

If you're importing just 1 or a few objects, that won't be a problem. But if you are trying to import an entire Age, you'll end up loosing things as you texture others. You can always find them by hitting the 'H' key while in the scene view and a list of all the objects will pop up....and that will help you find what you're missing..that's IF you took the time to rename all your objects in Blender...else what you'll have is a list of:

So if you're going to import a entire Age, I would recommend breaking it down into smaller sections (selecting a limited amount of objects to export) in Blender, and export them one at a time.

Note: there is another good reason to always give your objects unique names. If you leave things labeled like the above list, later down the road, if you build something else in Blender and want to import it into the same Age in Max, if you again, left the names, you'll have a big error trying to import it into Max. Having 2 seperate objects with the same name will keep the import from happening. ALWAYS give your objects unique names!

The easiest game ever. So you've got your object, or objects selected in Blender that you want to export. Simply go up and click on File > Export > Autodesk FBX (.fbx) in Blender:

A new box will pop up. Look at the top of this box, as it's asking you if you want to export just the objects you have selected, or the entire scene. Default is the selected objects.I don't normally mess with anything here and just click on the Export button at the bottom:

A directory will show up, asking you to name your FBX file and what folder to put it in. Once you have done that, you have exported your objects or Age to an FBX file. Please note, that if you do a entire Age, it can take a few minutes to export!