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Setting up assets using ShaderFX

By Paul Kind

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- 7 Dec, 2016

Industry

Games
Design Visualization

Subject

Animation
Foundation
1.3
Basics
Interoperability
Interop
Importing Assets

Products

Maya
Maya LT
Stingray

Skill Level

Intermediate

Duration

18 min

This tutorial is part of a series called

Getting Your Content into Stingray

Intro to Getting Your Content into Stingray

Live linking Stingray and Maya LT

In this video, we'll explore the import process using Maya LT's powerful ShaderFX system to streamline the process of importing files into Stingray. If you like to build and work from a library of assets, this will be the video for you.

Download Sample Files Here

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

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Paul Kind

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