
DAE for more data export will be required. OBJ file, this way we keep only useful data and avoid anything extra. It holds full-scene data – models, uv data, joints, skinning information, animations, and even embed texture files.ĭepending on the use, sometimes it is better to export just mesh and UVs in. Widespread alternative that also stores full-scene data and animations. Transfers static meshes, custom UVs, colors and textures, however it cannot store data related to animation, lights or camera.ĬOLLADA. OBJ : Stands for Wavefront Object, it is a simple data-format supported by most 3D tools.

When exporting a file we have in general terms, three big format players. But before we start it is important to make a clear difference.

Otherwise in this tutorial we are going to see how to export a model from Daz to Blender manually.
