If you're a 3D modeler using Modo, you may find yourself needing to export your models in the popular OBJ file format for use in other programs or for sharing with others. Fortunately, exporting OBJ files from Modo is a straightforward process. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you through it.
1. Open your model in Modo: First, open the model you want to export in Modo. Make sure your model is in the position and orientation you want it to be in the exported OBJ file.
2. Go to the File menu: In the top menu bar, click on 'File' to open the file menu.
3. Select Export As: From the file menu, select 'Export As' to open the export options.
4. Choose OBJ format: In the export options, navigate to the format dropdown menu and select 'Wavefront OBJ (.obj)' as the file format.
5. Set export options: You can customize the export options based on your preferences. This includes setting up options for group, material, and UV coordinates. Make sure to adjust the export settings according to your specific needs.
6. Set the export path and filename: After customizing the export options, set the export path and filename for your OBJ file. Choose the location on your computer where you want to save the file and give it a name.
7. Click Export: Once you've set everything up, click on the 'Export' button to export your model as an OBJ file.
8. Check your exported file: After the export process is complete, navigate to the location where you saved the OBJ file and open it in a compatible program to ensure everything exported correctly.
That's it! You've successfully exported your model as an OBJ file from Modo. Now you can use it in other 3D modeling software or share it with others as needed.
Modo provides a user-friendly interface for exporting 3D models in various formats, including the widely used OBJ format. By following these simple steps, you can seamlessly export your creations from Modo and integrate them into your workflow with ease.
Now that you know how to export OBJ from Modo, you can confidently share your models and collaborate with others in the 3D modeling community. Happy modeling!
