MotionBuilder provides the following methods of saving objects, assets, and takes as .fbx files:
- Select File > Save from the MotionBuilder menu bar to save your scene with the same name as the last .fbx file that was opened or saved.
- Select File > Save As to save the current scene using a new name.
- Select File > Save Selection to save only the selected objects and assets.
- Select Python Tools > FBX Export to save (export) .fbx files created in MotionBuilder 2012 to an earlier version of FBX file format.
NoteFBX files exported via Python Tools > FBX Export > FBX 2010 tool or the FBX Converter tool are FBX SDK files and not MotionBuilder
files. This means that anything specific to MotionBuilder will be discarded (story information, Devices, ect). Also, FBX file
format version 2010 does not support the MotionBuilder 2011 Animation layers.
Regardless of the saving method you choose, you have further save options that let you select the assets, settings, and takes
to save. You can also specify Saving options such as embedding media and saving a separate file per take.
