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I can't import fbx files.

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I converted 3D materials distributed by Unity to fbx, checked them in Blender, and it said they were not compatible with Clip Studio EX.
I tried the same method with other materials, but it's not stable, with some materials being able to be loaded and others not.
Is there any good way to do this? Also, what could be the cause?

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Blender ver2.93
Clip Studio EX Ver2.0

Published date : 9 days ago

Updated date : 9 days ago

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うさぴょん ◆

9 days ago
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It's in Binary, so what would happen if you changed it to ASCII?

Are there any textures in a format that cannot be read by Clip Studio Paint?

If so, change it to png or something similar.

I don't think it can be read if it exceeds 8bit/color.

If you can save it as gltf instead of fbx, try that too.

I feel that it has better compatibility with Paint than fbx.
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9 days ago

@Usapyon Changing it to glb solved the problem.

@BigField So there are various ways to say it other than import.
I'm not very good with computers, so I'm sorry if my explanation is confusing.

I looked it up but couldn't figure it out, so this was very helpful. Thank you for your reply.
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Noborius ◆

9 days ago
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It's impossible to answer without seeing the file itself. There are functions that are not compatible, while others are unique case examples. It would help a lot to know what model it is, what it is meant to do, what features you wish to include in it (armature, shape keys, specific materials etc.). Showing a layer structure of the file in BLENDER would help too.
I'm also pretty sure CSP does not support animation for 3D.
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謎のアフロ

9 days ago
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The purpose is to apply a material. If the 3D object is displayed in ClipStudio with the material applied, no other functions are necessary.
The layer structure in Blender is as shown in the upper right of the image, and the Armature modifier, VertexGroups, and bones have been deleted.

I can load the second .FBX file, but I cannot load the .fbx file.
I apologize for the vague question due to my lack of 3D knowledge. If there is insufficient information, I will add it to the extent that I know.
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BigField ◆

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I am a Windows 10 user of Crysta Paint Grade EX, v 3.0.2 (update plan).

> I can't import fbx files.

> I converted 3D materials distributed by Unity to fbx → checked in Blender → it said it was not supported by Crysta EX.

What operation caused the message "CLIP STUDIO PAINT EX: Unsupported file format" to be output?

There is no term such as "import" in Crysta. Is there an explanation of the logical operation?

Are you dragging and dropping the fbx file?

The concrete explanation in Crysta is as follows.

・File → Load → 3D data → File selection screen → Specify file name: ****.fbx

Make sure that [fbx] is in <All supported formats> to the right of the file name input field, then specify the file.

> The purpose is to apply the material.
I'm not sure, but maybe CLIP STUDIO MODELER would be better than CLIP STUDIO PAINT...
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うさぴょん ◆

9 days ago
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It's in Binary, so what would happen if you changed it to ASCII?

Are there any textures in a format that cannot be read by Clip Studio Paint?

If so, change it to png or something similar.

I don't think it can be read if it exceeds 8bit/color.

If you can save it as gltf instead of fbx, try that too.

I feel that it has better compatibility with Paint than fbx.
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