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Manually Importing Assets and Shaders to Stingray

By Paul Kind

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- 7 Dec, 2016

Industry

Film & VFX
Design Visualization

Subject

Foundation
General
1.3
Importing and Exporting
Importing Assets

Products

Maya
Maya LT
Stingray

Skill Level

Beginner

Duration

39 min

This tutorial is part of a series called

Getting Your Content into Stingray

Intro to Getting Your Content into Stingray

In this video, we'll show you how to import a model, apply the materials, and create a custom shader within Stingray.

Download Sample Files Here

https://draoqiiudbn5q.cloudfront.net/tutorials/stingray-content-workflow.zip

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