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How does this compare with DAE, which seems to be the existing standard for this?
by United857 10y ago
How does this compare with DAE, which seems to be the existing standard for this?
- Benjamin_Dobell 10y agoWell, DAE is about the most poorly specified file specification on the planet... so I'm going to guess favourably ;) An interesting format that is not very widely used (hopefully it will be one day) is OpenGEX. Here's a comparison of Collada vs. OpenGEX: http://opengex.org/comparison.html http://opengex.org/comparison.html
- dagmx 10y agoI'm not sure if anyone really uses DAE at all if they can help it. Collada is an attrocious format and everyone has switched to Alembic or FBX long ago.