I juss have a couple of question for Maya PLE users...
first of all can Unreal Engine handle Nurbs??? and can it also handle Revolved things?????
first of all can Unreal Engine handle Nurbs??? and can it also handle Revolved things?????
Help with Static Meshes
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you can model in NURBs if you want, but everything has to be triangulated polygons for export to UEd. keep in mind that converting NURBS->polygons will frequently result in a model that needs extensive poly reduction to be properly optimized for game use. i've done both NURBS and poly modeling, and imo for Unreal art it's usually better to model in polys from the start.
as long as a revolved shape is fully converted to polys, no sweat. a tip: it's often best to delete all construction history before exporting.
in general, as long as the final export is a fully-triangulated polygon surface, the modeling steps getting there are up to the modeler.
as long as a revolved shape is fully converted to polys, no sweat. a tip: it's often best to delete all construction history before exporting.
in general, as long as the final export is a fully-triangulated polygon surface, the modeling steps getting there are up to the modeler.
Modify->Convert brings up the options. for details on settings, see the Maya help docs.Shadow_TAT said: