3D Max 2020

[raureru]

Hello,

I was just wondering if there are any plans to release a version for 3D Max 2020?

[harumscarum]

yeah - looking forward 2020 3dsMax OpenCOLLADA

[wzwxwc]

i'm looking forward too

[bornright]

Bump fo sho

[ibigfire]

Thirding. It's been quite a while since this was brought up with no response... Just wondering if there's plans or if it's been abandoned and to start looking elsewhere or whatnot.

[bornright]

This tool has been invaluable to me exporting a clean DAE file for import into SketchUp. Does anyone know who has developed the library in the past? Maybe our requests aren't being heard by the right group.

[pr0eXeler0]

This tool has been invaluable to me exporting a clean DAE file for import into SketchUp. Does anyone know who has developed the library in the past? Maybe our requests aren't being heard by the right group.

-bump- Agreed, that was my go-to solution for max to sketchup.. Also, not entirely sure why the plug-in needs to be so hard coded for a specific max version. There have been plenty of plugins that can work across several max versions. It would be great if the plugin in could be compiled so its a bit more version agnostic. Is that possible? Thanx

[harumscarum]

personally I gave up waiting for the update and using FluidImporterLite now which works even better than OpenCOLLADA and just $39

[RemiArnaud]

I released a few binaries on my fork: https://github.com/RemiArnaud/OpenCOLLADA/releases

[bornright]

I released a few binaries on my fork: https://github.com/RemiArnaud/OpenCOLLADA/releases

Remi - I've been sitting on your post for the past few days with such excitement. Although, I'm not sure which of the files I'll need to cobble together a working install in Max2020, I'm anxious to kick it around once I find a lull in my workload. Thanks for offering up the link!

Sorry for the noob Q, but can you briefly explain why some ZIPs are labeled "static"?

UPDATE: I just copied the DLE over like prior versions, and it worked just great! You're a rockstar!

Now if a community like this could just get the source code for the frozen-in-time Max essential, Ivy Generator by Guruware, I'd be set!

harumscarum - I'll have to check out FluidImporterLite too. Thanks for that referral!

[RemiArnaud]

Did you read this?

https://github.com/RemiArnaud/OpenCOLLADA/releases/download/v1.6.70-max/INSTALL_WIN.txt

Static and debug are packaging options. you could see which one work best for you and let others know.

If you find a problem feel free to open an issue on the fork github https://github.com/RemiArnaud/OpenCOLLADA/issues

On Apr 30, 2020, at 2:00 PM, bornright notifications@github.com wrote:

 I released a few binaries on my fork: https://github.com/RemiArnaud/OpenCOLLADA/releases

Remi - I've been sitting on your post for the past few days with such excitement. Although, I'm not sure which of the files I'll need to cobble together a working install in Max2020, I'm anxious to kick it around once I find a lull in my workload. Thanks for offering up the link!

Sorry for the noob Q, but can you briefly explain why some ZIPs are labeled "static"?

harumscarum - I'll have to check out FluidImporterLite too. Thanks for that referral!

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[harumscarum]

I released a few binaries on my fork: https://github.com/RemiArnaud/OpenCOLLADA/releases

could you please compile for the 3dsMax 2022? Thank you very much!

[kmerino]

I released a few binaries on my fork: https://github.com/RemiArnaud/OpenCOLLADA/releases @RemiArnaud

Thank you for your efforts with this! Kudos!

[RemiArnaud]

Max 2022 is available here https://github.com/RemiArnaud/OpenCOLLADA/issues/2

Please test and leave feedback over there

[harumscarum]

any chance for 3ds Max 2023 and 2024 OpenCollada update?

Thanks!