I am using Maya 2012 and everything exports well though the inbuilt collada, but with multiple textures on a single object I have to export it as an.fbx the. FBX allows user to import and export files between 3D animation software, such as Maya, 3ds Max, MotionBuilder, Mudbox and other third-party software.

I am using Maya 2012 and everything exports well though the inbuilt collada, but with multiple textures on a single object I have to export it as an.fbx then convert to collada in FBX converter 2011.3.1. This is indeed the only way I can make a mesh with multiple faces. Problem: I lose minor detail in the mesh in the process and this results in a poorer quality object. I wonder if I am able to change the built in collada converter in Maya 2012 to an earlier version - even if I could, I have no idea if it would help? Love some feedback.

The Autodesk® FBX® plug-in lets Maya read and write FBX files. Pirates Of Penzance 1994 Google there. The FBX file format acts as an interchange hub between most 3D software, regardless of software.