My understanding is that it has to do with the unit of measurement of the application. In iClone it's 1 cm and I believe in Blender it's 1 meter (100 cm). Maybe it's the same in Unity.

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BTW, I needed to set the scale factor to 0.01 to get the right size.

Don't wont to be off topic but curiously I had to do the same thing in Unity after exporting from CC4. It never happened before. Perhaps it has nothing to do with Blender...

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Omniverse is still considered a prototype, but one nice thing about it is that you can combine USD files in an Omniverse scene, meaning that you could combine animated content from different sources.

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All that said, the USD files are tiny compared to the MI files. I may just go the Omniverse route.

Okay, so I bought IC8 and exported a USD file. The switch camera was animated, One of my objects was animated on the y axis, but not rotating. More experiments to come

I don't know how autocorrect changed Omniverse into iPhone in my last reply. Phones were not made for computing.

From what I read, any particles done in Omniverse will have to be redone from scratch.  But we'll see.

If I import an USD file into Blender I only get the mesh without materials or animation. BTW, I needed to set the scale factor to 0.01 to get the right size.

I'm not that well-versed in Blender, so I'm probably doing something wrong, but I had the various import options enabled (materials, animation, etc.).

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This is another OV feature I love. I have done this tutorial:




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There is a particle system in OV.

It has some room for improvements, but I think NVidia will get there.

Have you seen any of this?




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