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--- wiki:intro:import-model [2023/06/08 12:30] – ↷ Page moved from wiki:import-model to wiki:intro:import-model staff
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-==== Export a 3D model from your 3D modelling software====
+==== Import a 3D model from your 3D modelling software to Actif3D ====
-> If you use SketchUp or Blender, then skip this step and use the [[wiki:tutorial:su-plugin|SkechUp plugin]] or [[wiki:tutorial:blender-plugin|Blender plugin]] instead.
+> If you use SketchUp or Blender, then skip this step and use the [[wiki:tutorial:su-plugin|SketchUp plugin import]] or [[wiki:tutorial:blender-plugin|Blender plugin import]] instead. Go straight to [[wiki:intro:lighting|next step]]
-Currently Actif3D supports FBX, COLLADA (DAE) or OBJ file formats.
+Firstly, open 3D modelling software (3ds max, Revit..) and export the file. Currently Actif3D supports FBX, COLLADA (DAE) or OBJ file formats.
-You can also skip this step by using a file downloaded from internet. There's a lot of free architectural 3D models available there.
+You can also use FBX, DAE or OBJ files downloaded from internet. There's a lot of free architectural 3D models available there.
 If you still don't have 3D model files, you can use [[https://a3d.app/public/samples|our sample files here]]
-Now open the Actif3D Editor application and click the **Import Scene** button to import **fbx**, **dae** or **obj** files.
+Now open the Actif3D Editor application and click the **[[wiki:tutorial:import|Import Scene]]** button to import **fbx**, **dae** or **obj** files.
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 Wait for the scene importing is completed. And now click to the **Edit** button, you will go to the main Editor screen of Actif3D.
-**Next lesson**: [[wiki:lighting|Lighting]]
+**Next lesson**: [[wiki:intro:lighting|Lighting]]