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=ToonBoom Harmony= | =ToonBoom Harmony= | ||
Learn how to apply a basic shader (Lambert) to your Maya object, and export it via FBX, to then import into ToonBoom Harmony and use as you see fit. | Learn how to apply a basic shader (Lambert) to your Maya object, and export it via FBX, to then import into ToonBoom Harmony and use as you see fit. | ||
Note, I attempted to use the OpenPBR Shader in Maya 2026 and it did not embed with the FBX file. I defaulted to the Lambert material and it worked with out a problem. | Note, I attempted to use the OpenPBR Shader in Maya 2026 and it did not embed with the FBX file. I defaulted to the Lambert material and it worked with out a problem. | ||
[[https://sillydragon.com/USA_Demo/Toonboom_FBX_Importing_Texture.mp4 Exporting and Importing 3D Assets/FBX files into ToonBoom Harmony]] | [[https://sillydragon.com/USA_Demo/Toonboom_FBX_Importing_Texture.mp4 Exporting and Importing 3D Assets/FBX files into ToonBoom Harmony]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:27, 5 October 2026
ToonBoom Harmony
Learn how to apply a basic shader (Lambert) to your Maya object, and export it via FBX, to then import into ToonBoom Harmony and use as you see fit.
Note, I attempted to use the OpenPBR Shader in Maya 2026 and it did not embed with the FBX file. I defaulted to the Lambert material and it worked with out a problem.
[Exporting and Importing 3D Assets/FBX files into ToonBoom Harmony]
