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Autodesk Developer Center Webpage Updates

Posted: Jul 16, 2009
Category: API

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The Autodesk Developer Network team has updated the Developer Center pages on the Autodesk.com site for several of the products produced by the Autodesk M&E division such as:

Autodesk 3ds Max - www.autodesk.com/develop3dsmax

Autodesk Maya - www.autodesk.com/developmaya

Autodesk Motion Builder - www.autodesk.com/developmotionbuilder

Autodesk FBX - www.autodesk.com/developfbx

Autodesk Wiretap - www.autodesk.com/developwiretap

These pages are a great starting place for anyone looking to discover about using SDKs to extend the various applications.

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	Posted by guruianbogdan on Oct 02, 2009 at 04:12 AM
I have a question .. werr would I sell my models?

	Posted by Christopher Diggins on Aug 27, 2009 at 03:45 PM
I can't speak for others, but I will try to make more of an effort to try and pay more attention to the forums.

Posted by malmer on Aug 27, 2009 at 01:34 PM

Well these are all nice, but there really is no good place to get quick support on the sdk. The forum has no official person from autodesk to answer questions, and the users usually don't know or those that know seldom visits the forums. And if you want any kind of question answered you need to join ADN which will cost you a leg and an arm, because it gives you way too many things most internal studio development doesn't need.

If you guys could just go in and work the forums a bit more it would be great.