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I have a binary FBX rig from maya.
the file is 1.6 meg.
If I open it in Mobu and the use the GUI to save it. it becomes 1.8 meg. not bad
if I use Python to save it as a binary, it TRIPLES in SiZE!!!! What the #U^*% is going on here?
If I type in
FBApplication().FileSave()
the file is 6.33 meg.
I have no idea how to keep this file size from exploding.
ideas?
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Try using:
from pyfbsdk import FBFbxManager
saveMgr = FBFbxManager()
saveMgr.SaveBegin( 'C:\\Test.fbx' )
saveMgr.SetOptionsFromHistory()
saveMgr.Save()
saveMgr.SaveEnd()
del(saveMgr)
del(FBFbxManager)
You can also set save options by yourself, or save them in file and reuse. Here I used last save options that you have in history file.
Cheers.
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Hi Geordie,
Is it possible that you are saving in ASCII type? In that case it would be normal that your fbx get 3 times the size of the first one.
Also, take note that there`s a difference between the FBX exported from 3d apps, and the fbx saved in Mobu. The FBX exported is a sdk file format, and the one saved in Mobu is his native file format. In the fbx of Mobu, there`s a lot more info of stuff that cannot be understood by the FBX plugin.
Mart
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Binary to begin with. Binary afterward.
Try it yourself see if your file does the same thing.
This seems to work. It’s the embed option that seems to be defaulting to True:
from pyfbsdk import FBFbxManager
saveMgr = FBFbxManager()
saveMgr.SaveBegin( 'C:\\Test.fbx' )
saveMgr.SetOptionsFromHistory()
# must turn off EmbedMedia
saveMgr.EmbedMedia = False
saveMgr.Save()
saveMgr.SaveEnd()
del(saveMgr)
del(FBFbxManager)
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Seems to work with me.
If the embed was defaulting to True, it would be a good reason to triple the file size ; )
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Geordie,
Can you check in <MB root folder>\bin\config in ???.Application.txt file this lines:
[SaveLoad]
EmbedMedias = No
ConvertImageToTiff = No
OneTakePerFile = No
UseTakeName = No
Maybe you have here enabled embeding, so when you disable it, your life could be easier ;)
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Holy cow.
That’s what it was.
the ???.Application.txt had EmbedMedias = Yes.
You rock KxL
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