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Exporting Nodes

Any part of the scene (both a single node or a group of nodes including all children) can be exported from UnigineEditor and saved to an .fbx file. This provides a wide range of use cases for artists: for example, after exporting the scene you can bake lightmaps with the 3rd-party tool (for example, V-Ray).

The Export button is located in the Nodes window.

Nodes of the following types can be exported to the .fbx file:

Exporting Nodes to FBX

To export the nodes, do the following:

  1. Select all required nodes directly in the scene or in the hierarchy list in the Nodes window.
  2. Press the Export selected node to the fbx file button.
  3. In the file dialog window that opens, select an .fbx file to save the nodes and press Ok.
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