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Live linking Stingray and Maya LT

By Paul Kind

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- 7 Dec, 2016

Industry

Games
Design Visualization

Subject

General
Modeling
Shaders
1.3
Interoperability
Importing and Exporting
Interop
Importing Assets

Products

Maya
Maya LT
Stingray

Skill Level

Intermediate

Duration

14 min

This tutorial is part of a series called

Getting Your Content into Stingray

Setting up assets using ShaderFX

Compressing Texture Files in Stingray

Want to work more smoothly? Make quick edits? Sure you do. In this video we use Maya/Maya LT/3ds Max live linking and Send To features to rapidly fix, adjust, and update your models. This is Part 3 of a series on getting your content into Stingray.

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

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Paul Kind

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