What is Universal Scene Description (USD)?

[@TimTaste]

Had to watch it a second time, cause the first time I laughed too much. That's what I call infotainment, thank you!

[@arise3494]

I have an animation scene in blender with 16000 frames, and each frame takes approx 2 mins to render. Would it be better and faster to export the entire scene as a USD and then import it to UE5 and render it there?

[@zarcojayu2291]

yeap thats the best way but make sure to use proper render settings

[@DPG-b9z]

You were wrong about FBX, it was created by Kaydara, a Canadian company that developed motion capture software. Kaydara was later on acquired by Autodesk, with FBX being one of the main reasons why they were acquired. Of course - Kaydara Filmbox is the basis of Autodesk Motion Builder too, Autodesk being Autodesk made a great job spoiling what was great about FBX and turning that into a big mess, but that is a different story...

[@Zev_Reef]

Is it safe to use USD now? I think I tried it 4 months ago to save a sculpt and it took up less file size which is nice

[@sujyot]

Ah, now we're selling 3d art in USD too. Nice move Biden.

[@adama7752]

if the 3d gets a .gold standard, then they'll have an 'accident'

[@rainpathnet]

Usd It is an abbreviation "Universal Scene Description"

[@sincensura1750]

Si estoy modelando en Blender, pueden colaborar otros artistas en tiempo real y con otro software como cinema4d, otro usuario con maya...etc, al mismo tiempo, es decir no importa el software que cada uno este utilizando? Es asi o lo entendi mal ?

[@wingsofsuspensionlifts6814]

if they get everyone to move to USD will they just patent and license it like H.265?

[@Everyday_Foreman]

.obj was first developed by Alias|Wavefront Maya. Back then it was owened by a fund in Canada. Some years later it purchased by Autodesk witch at the time had products like 3Ds max Mudbox and AutoCad

[@jeanallien]

Markom, stop it, I came here to learn something, not to laugh at your bad acting, it is so funny 😁

[@studioshitaketakashita7093]

In Latin America, they use the special format to keep it all *light and fuzzy* - Pina COLLADA

[@bkentffichter]

You know Wavefront was a precursor to Maya right? Joined with Alias and together eventually became Maya

[@LaFemmeCriminelle]

Apparently DAZ3D isn't on the list incorporating USD. Very sad.

[@sgasolacewolf4930]

Ohhh alright that makes sense I've been wondering how it would work

[@janjezz]

you're doing too much..just get to your point..

[@jeanallien]

3:15 AnymoRRRRR

[@erik9817]

Please don't sell me on how great USD is, then I will have to learn it. :)

[@Markom3D]

I actually laughed when I read this

[@erik9817]

@@Markom3D Yeah, well it's all fun and games until you actually have to learn this stuff! :)

[@Markom3D]

@@erik9817 I want to learn marvellous design so bad but... yeah, cant be stuffed, but I think it is something that I am gonna have to put some effort into.

[@erik9817]

@@Markom3D Best of luck if you decide to do it, haven't touched MD.

[@infraia]

Interesting

[@zoso1337]

lmao at the end

[@vikingzeppelin]

i subbed

[@unknownuser3000]

Usd file size is bloated

[@Sanscripter]

Federated media usually is