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  1. Export
  2. Export 3D Models

Export Animations

Export animations in FBX and Alembic

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FBX vs Alembic

Options

FBX

Alembic

Static mesh

Yes

Yes

Skinned Mesh

Yes

Baked

Camera

Yes (with FOV)

Yes (with FOV)

Lights

Yes (with Type/Color/Intensity/SpotAngle)

Only transform(pos./rot./scale)

Vertex Color

Yes

Yes

Object Color

Yes

Baked to Vertex Color

Material

Partially (Main Color/Glossiness/Self-Illumination Color/Opacity)

No

Animation

Yes

Yes

UV coordinates

Yes

Yes

Smooth Groups

Yes

Yes

Examples

Export the scene in FBX
Tvori > Export to Alembic with Animation > Rendering in Blender Cycles AND Blast in Maya
Gravity Sketch > Tvori > Export to Alembic with Animation > Final rendering in Marmoset