import Maya render to Combustion?

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November 16, 2003 at 9:39 am #199236

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Can one import a maya render into combustion say…as in After Effects or am I only limited to using Max? ❓

November 16, 2003 at 10:32 am #207322

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Yes you can import a Maya render into combustion. Since rendered files are independent of the platform or software that created them you can import graphics files (the formats supported like TGA, TIFF, JPG…) regardless of the 3D program.

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Sinan Vural

November 17, 2003 at 5:15 am #207323

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sinancg wrote:

Yes you can import a Maya render into combustion. Since rendered files are independent of the platform or software that created them you can import graphics files (the formats supported like TGA, TIFF, JPG…) regardless of the 3D program.

I feel like such a dork…mainly b/c I knew that. 😳 Okay I forgive myself; now back to painting weights.

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