Maya .obj export with wireframes
I have ceatet this model:
Now I want to export it with the white Lines (wireframes). Is this possible?
If not is there another solution? I need this model in 3d with the white lines on it. Later I want to integrate it into a 3D-world, whre it is slowly spinning.
export maya
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:57
foliranfoliran
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I have ceatet this model:
Now I want to export it with the white Lines (wireframes). Is this possible?
If not is there another solution? I need this model in 3d with the white lines on it. Later I want to integrate it into a 3D-world, whre it is slowly spinning.
export maya
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:57
foliranfoliran
244
You'll really need to provide us with an example of the code you've tried to use -- the way you'd render this model in Unity3d is very different from the way you'd do it in a Javascript 3d Engine or in Unreal. Generally doing a wireframe render is more dependent on the rendering engine than the geometry
– theodox
Nov 27 '18 at 6:15
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I have ceatet this model:
Now I want to export it with the white Lines (wireframes). Is this possible?
If not is there another solution? I need this model in 3d with the white lines on it. Later I want to integrate it into a 3D-world, whre it is slowly spinning.
export maya
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:57
foliranfoliran
244
I have ceatet this model:
Now I want to export it with the white Lines (wireframes). Is this possible?
If not is there another solution? I need this model in 3d with the white lines on it. Later I want to integrate it into a 3D-world, whre it is slowly spinning.
export maya
export maya
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:57
foliranfoliran
244
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:57
foliranfoliran
244
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:57
foliranfoliran
244
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:57
foliranfoliran
244
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:57
foliranfoliran
244
244
You'll really need to provide us with an example of the code you've tried to use -- the way you'd render this model in Unity3d is very different from the way you'd do it in a Javascript 3d Engine or in Unreal. Generally doing a wireframe render is more dependent on the rendering engine than the geometry
– theodox
Nov 27 '18 at 6:15
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You'll really need to provide us with an example of the code you've tried to use -- the way you'd render this model in Unity3d is very different from the way you'd do it in a Javascript 3d Engine or in Unreal. Generally doing a wireframe render is more dependent on the rendering engine than the geometry
– theodox
Nov 27 '18 at 6:15
You'll really need to provide us with an example of the code you've tried to use -- the way you'd render this model in Unity3d is very different from the way you'd do it in a Javascript 3d Engine or in Unreal. Generally doing a wireframe render is more dependent on the rendering engine than the geometry
– theodox
Nov 27 '18 at 6:15
You'll really need to provide us with an example of the code you've tried to use -- the way you'd render this model in Unity3d is very different from the way you'd do it in a Javascript 3d Engine or in Unreal. Generally doing a wireframe render is more dependent on the rendering engine than the geometry
– theodox
Nov 27 '18 at 6:15
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You'll really need to provide us with an example of the code you've tried to use -- the way you'd render this model in Unity3d is very different from the way you'd do it in a Javascript 3d Engine or in Unreal. Generally doing a wireframe render is more dependent on the rendering engine than the geometry
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