Maxon BodyPaint BodyPaint 3D 2.0 User guide

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BODYPAINT 3D
Programming Team Tilo Kühn, Thomas Kunert, Richard Kurz, Christian Losch, Philip Losch, David O’Reilly.
Plugins Sven Behne, Wilfried Behne, Michael Breitzke, Kiril Dinev, Per-Anders Edwards,
David Farmer, Jamie Halmick, Reinhard Hintzenstern, Jan Eric Hoffmann,
Eduardo Olivares, Nina Ivanova, Markus Jakubietz, Eric Sommerlade, Hendrik Steffen,
Jens Uhlig, Michael Welter, Thomas Zeier.
Writers Oliver Becker, Dirk Beichert, Michael Giebel, Jörn Gollob, David Link,
Janine Pauke, Harald Schneider, Luke Stacy, Jeff Walker.
Layout Heike Bauer, Oliver Becker, Harald Egel, Luke Stacy, Jeff Walker.
Translation Harald Egel, David Link, Matthew O’Neill, Luke Stacy.
Cover Graphic Heike Bauer, Onur Pekdemir.
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Contents
1 Getting to Know BodyPaint 3D .........................................................................3
Starting BodyPaint 3D ........................................................................................................................... 3
Quitting BodyPaint 3D........................................................................................................................... 3
Mouse techniques ................................................................................................................................. 3
Graphics Tablet ..................................................................................................................................... 4
Hotkeys 1 to 7 ....................................................................................................................................... 4
The User Interface ................................................................................................................................. 5
2 Views and Viewports ....................................................................................... 13
Edit Menu ............................................................................................................................................14
Undo View, Redo View....................................................................................................................14
Frame..............................................................................................................................................14
Use As Render View ........................................................................................................................14
Redraw............................................................................................................................................15
Congure ........................................................................................................................................15
Cameras Menu .....................................................................................................................................18
Scene Cameras ................................................................................................................................18
Link Active Object ...........................................................................................................................18
Editor Camera .................................................................................................................................18
Projections ......................................................................................................................................18
Display Menu ...................................................................................................................................... 20
Level of Detail................................................................................................................................. 20
Default Light .................................................................................................................................. 20
Shading modes .............................................................................................................................. 21
Use Shading Property ..................................................................................................................... 22
Disable Backface Culling................................................................................................................. 22
Disable Textures ............................................................................................................................. 24
View Menu.......................................................................................................................................... 25
Toggle Active View......................................................................................................................... 25
Views ............................................................................................................................................. 25
Texture View ....................................................................................................................................... 26
View Menu..................................................................................................................................... 27
UV Mesh Menu .............................................................................................................................. 28
Textures Menu ............................................................................................................................... 28
Locking the Texture View ............................................................................................................... 28
3 Conguration...................................................................................................31
Conguration dialogs .......................................................................................................................... 31
Conguration managers...................................................................................................................... 32
Other settings ..................................................................................................................................... 32
Graphical User Interface ...................................................................................................................... 33
Windows........................................................................................................................................ 33
Tabs ............................................................................................................................................... 35
Icon Palettes................................................................................................................................... 36
The Command Manager................................................................................................................. 40
The Menu Manager........................................................................................................................ 42
The Pin’s Menu............................................................................................................................... 44
Preferences..........................................................................................................46
Common ............................................................................................................................................. 46
Macintosh (Mac OS only) ............................................................................................................... 48
Interface.............................................................................................................................................. 49
Colors............................................................................................................................................. 50
Viewport ..............................................................................................................................................51
Colors............................................................................................................................................. 53
OpenGL Shading ............................................................................................................................ 54
Software Shading................................................................................................................................ 57
BodyPaint ............................................................................................................................................ 58
Bitmap Filter................................................................................................................................... 60
Document ........................................................................................................................................... 62
Import/Export ..................................................................................................................................... 64
3D Studio R4 Import/Export........................................................................................................... 64
Biovision BVH Import ..................................................................................................................... 64
CINEMA 4D XML Export................................................................................................................. 64
DEM Import ................................................................................................................................... 65
DXF Export ..................................................................................................................................... 65
DXF Import..................................................................................................................................... 66
Direct3D Export ............................................................................................................................. 67
Illustrator Import............................................................................................................................ 68
LightWave Import .......................................................................................................................... 69
Monzoom Import........................................................................................................................... 70
QuickDraw 3D Export..................................................................................................................... 70
QuickDraw 3D Import .................................................................................................................... 71
STL Import / Export ........................................................................................................................ 71
VRML 1 Import............................................................................................................................... 73
VRML 2 Export ................................................................................................................................74
VRML 2 Import............................................................................................................................... 75
Wavefront Import / Export ............................................................................................................. 76
Texture Paths....................................................................................................................................... 77
Units ................................................................................................................................................... 77
4 Workow..........................................................................................................87
New workow enhancements............................................................................................................. 88
General .......................................................................................................................................... 88
Asynchronous access to parameters............................................................................................... 88
Selection rays ................................................................................................................................. 89
Smartpointer.................................................................................................................................. 89
Multiple selection........................................................................................................................... 89
Further enhancements ................................................................................................................... 90
Working with Layouts ......................................................................................................................... 91
Window > Layout sub-menu ......................................................................................................... 91
The Browser ........................................................................................................................................ 92
File Menu ....................................................................................................................................... 93
Edit Menu ...................................................................................................................................... 94
Function Menu............................................................................................................................... 95
Initialization Files................................................................................................................................. 96
5 First Steps.........................................................................................................99
The Paint Setup Wizard ....................................................................................................................... 99
Quickstart ...................................................................................................................................... 99
General .......................................................................................................................................... 99
Step 1........................................................................................................................................... 100
Step 2............................................................................................................................................101
Step 3........................................................................................................................................... 103
Tweaking the UV Mesh...................................................................................................................... 106
Texturing Made Easy ......................................................................................................................... 108
6 Color............................................................................................................... 111
The Color manager............................................................................................................................. 111
Channels .......................................................................................................................................112
Blending Mode..............................................................................................................................114
Color .............................................................................................................................................115
Wallpaper......................................................................................................................................120
File Menu ......................................................................................................................................121
Edit Menu .....................................................................................................................................121
The Color Presets................................................................................................................................122
File Menu ......................................................................................................................................123
Edit Menu .....................................................................................................................................123
Group............................................................................................................................................124
View..............................................................................................................................................124
7 Brushes........................................................................................................... 129
Brush Settings ....................................................................................................................................129
Generic Brush Type........................................................................................................................131
Bitmap Brush Type........................................................................................................................ 140
Filter..............................................................................................................................................141
The Brush Presets ..........................................................................................................................142
File Menu ......................................................................................................................................143
Edit Menu .................................................................................................................................... 144
Group Menu ................................................................................................................................ 144
View menu................................................................................................................................... 144
Brush Groups ................................................................................................................................145
Creating a Multibrush .................................................................................................................. 146
8 File Menu........................................................................................................ 151
New ...................................................................................................................................................151
Open ..................................................................................................................................................152
Merge ................................................................................................................................................152
Revert To Saved ..................................................................................................................................152
Close ..................................................................................................................................................153
Close All .............................................................................................................................................153
Save ...................................................................................................................................................153
Save As...............................................................................................................................................153
Save All ............................................................................................................................................. 154
Save Project....................................................................................................................................... 154
New Texture .......................................................................................................................................155
Open Texture......................................................................................................................................157
Revert Texture To Saved......................................................................................................................157
Close Texture, Close All Textures.........................................................................................................157
Save Texture, Save Texture As .............................................................................................................158
Save Texture As Copy .........................................................................................................................158
Save All Textures.................................................................................................................................159
Send Scene Back ................................................................................................................................159
Export ................................................................................................................................................159
Recent Files ....................................................................................................................................... 160
Quit................................................................................................................................................... 160
9 Edit Menu....................................................................................................... 163
Undo, Undo View.............................................................................................................................. 164
Redo, Redo View ............................................................................................................................... 164
Undo (Texture) .................................................................................................................................. 164
The clipboard .....................................................................................................................................165
10 Image Menu ................................................................................................. 171
Image Menu Commands ....................................................................................................................173
Texture Size ...................................................................................................................................173
Canvas Size....................................................................................................................................174
Crop Texture..................................................................................................................................175
Rotate Texture ...............................................................................................................................176
Flip Texture Horizontal/Vertical .....................................................................................................177
Convert To Grayscale.....................................................................................................................177
Convert To RGB .............................................................................................................................178
Bitmap Properties..........................................................................................................................178
11 Layer Menu................................................................................................... 183
The Layer Manager.............................................................................................................................187
View..............................................................................................................................................187
Functions ......................................................................................................................................187
12 Select Menu.................................................................................................. 191
Common Active Tool manager selection options................................................................................191
Select All, Deselect All, Invert All........................................................................................................192
Select Circle........................................................................................................................................193
Select Rectangle................................................................................................................................ 194
Select Polylines, Select Freehand ........................................................................................................195
Magic Wand.......................................................................................................................................195
Select Color Range ............................................................................................................................ 196
Feather...............................................................................................................................................197
Grow Selection, Shrink Selection........................................................................................................197
Selection From Layer ..........................................................................................................................197
Selection From Layer (Add) ................................................................................................................197
Selection From Layer (Sub) ................................................................................................................ 198
Create Mask From Selection .............................................................................................................. 198
Hide Selection ................................................................................................................................... 198
Edit Selection Mask ........................................................................................................................... 198
13 Filter Menu ...................................................................................................203
Photoshop Filters............................................................................................................................... 206
14 Select Polygon Menu ...................................................................................209
Invert All ............................................................................................................................................211
Select Connected ...............................................................................................................................211
Grow Selection...................................................................................................................................211
Shrink Selection..................................................................................................................................212
Convert Selection ...............................................................................................................................212
Hide Selected .....................................................................................................................................213
Hide Unselected .................................................................................................................................213
Unhide All ..........................................................................................................................................213
Set Selection ......................................................................................................................................214
15 UV Edit Menu ............................................................................................... 219
What is a UV mesh? .......................................................................................................................... 220
Troubleshooting: UV mesh display .................................................................................................... 221
The UV Manager .................................................................................................................................... 222
Mapping ........................................................................................................................................... 223
Optimal (Cubic) ............................................................................................................................ 223
Optimal (Angle)............................................................................................................................ 225
Realign ......................................................................................................................................... 225
Relax UV............................................................................................................................................ 226
Projection.......................................................................................................................................... 227
Transform.......................................................................................................................................... 229
UV Commands .................................................................................................................................. 230
Store UV....................................................................................................................................... 230
Restore UV ................................................................................................................................... 230
Remap.......................................................................................................................................... 230
Realign, Relax UV, Optimal Mapping ............................................................................................ 231
Fit Canvas To UV........................................................................................................................... 231
UV Terrace.................................................................................................................................... 232
Copy UV Points, Paste UV Points .................................................................................................. 233
Clear UV....................................................................................................................................... 233
UV Sequence Up, UV Sequence Down ......................................................................................... 234
Flip Sequence ............................................................................................................................... 234
MAX UV....................................................................................................................................... 235
Fit UV To Canvas........................................................................................................................... 235
Mirror U, Mirror V ........................................................................................................................ 236
Transform..................................................................................................................................... 236
Start Interactive Mapping............................................................................................................. 236
Stop Interactive Mapping ............................................................................................................. 237
16 Tools Menu ................................................................................................... 241
Paint Tools..........................................................................................................................................241
3D Painting Mode .........................................................................................................................241
Move Layer....................................................................................................................................241
Magnify ........................................................................................................................................241
Eyedropper................................................................................................................................... 242
Brush............................................................................................................................................ 242
Clone ........................................................................................................................................... 243
Eraser ........................................................................................................................................... 244
Smear........................................................................................................................................... 244
Dodge .......................................................................................................................................... 244
Burn ............................................................................................................................................. 245
Sponge......................................................................................................................................... 245
Fill Bitmap .................................................................................................................................... 246
Gradient....................................................................................................................................... 246
Transform Bitmap......................................................................................................................... 250
Draw Line......................................................................................................................................251
Draw Text..................................................................................................................................... 252
Draw Polygon Shape .................................................................................................................... 254
Brush Shortcuts............................................................................................................................ 256
UV Tools............................................................................................................................................ 257
UV Points ..................................................................................................................................... 257
UV Polygons................................................................................................................................. 257
Selection Tools ............................................................................................................................. 257
Editing UV polygons..................................................................................................................... 259
Move.............................................................................................................................................261
Scale ............................................................................................................................................ 263
Non-Uniform Scale ...................................................................................................................... 263
Rotate .......................................................................................................................................... 264
Magnet ........................................................................................................................................ 264
C4D Tools.......................................................................................................................................... 266
Move............................................................................................................................................ 266
Scale ............................................................................................................................................ 268
Rotate .......................................................................................................................................... 270
Move, Scale and Rotate with mouse and keyboard........................................................................271
Magnify ....................................................................................................................................... 273
Selection tools.............................................................................................................................. 273
Camera ........................................................................................................................................ 275
Object ...........................................................................................................................................276
Points ........................................................................................................................................... 277
Edges ........................................................................................................................................... 277
Polygons ...................................................................................................................................... 277
Object Axis................................................................................................................................... 278
Model .......................................................................................................................................... 278
Texture ......................................................................................................................................... 280
Texture Axis.................................................................................................................................. 281
UV Points, UV Polygons................................................................................................................ 281
The Axes ...................................................................................................................................... 282
Coordinate System ....................................................................................................................... 282
Use Generators, Use Deformers.................................................................................................... 283
Objects.............................................................................................................................................. 283
Structure ........................................................................................................................................... 284
Make Editable .............................................................................................................................. 284
Align Normals .............................................................................................................................. 284
Reverse Normals........................................................................................................................... 286
Optimize ...................................................................................................................................... 286
Triangulate ................................................................................................................................... 287
Untriangulate ............................................................................................................................... 287
Paint Setup Wizard............................................................................................................................ 287
Projection Painting ............................................................................................................................ 288
The advantages of projection painting ......................................................................................... 288
How projection painting works .................................................................................................... 289
Using projection painting............................................................................................................. 290
Apply Projection........................................................................................................................... 290
Discard Projection ........................................................................................................................ 290
Toggle Fore-/Background .................................................................................................................. 291
17 Plugins Menu................................................................................................295
Execute Last Plugin............................................................................................................................ 295
SpaceMouse (Windows only) ............................................................................................................ 295
18 Rendering .....................................................................................................299
Raybrush Mode ................................................................................................................................. 299
Raybrush Render View....................................................................................................................... 300
Raybrush Render Active Objects ........................................................................................................ 300
Raybrush Render Region.................................................................................................................... 301
Render Active Objects ....................................................................................................................... 301
Render Region................................................................................................................................... 301
Render To Picture Viewer................................................................................................................... 302
Render Settings ................................................................................................................................. 302
New Render Settings ......................................................................................................................... 302
Delete Render Settings ...................................................................................................................... 303
Render Settings ................................................................................................................................. 304
General ........................................................................................................................................ 304
Output ......................................................................................................................................... 307
Save ............................................................................................................................................. 309
Radiosity, Caustics.........................................................................................................................317
Effects...........................................................................................................................................318
Options ........................................................................................................................................ 325
Multi-Pass .................................................................................................................................... 329
QuickTime VR............................................................................................................................... 334
19 Window Menu.............................................................................................. 337
Layout ............................................................................................................................................... 337
New Icon Palette .......................................................................................................................... 337
New Group Window .................................................................................................................... 337
Load Toolbar ................................................................................................................................ 337
Edit Palettes ................................................................................................................................. 337
Load Layout ................................................................................................................................. 337
Reset Layout................................................................................................................................. 338
Save As Startup Layout................................................................................................................. 338
Save Layout As ............................................................................................................................. 338
Command Manager ..................................................................................................................... 338
Menu Manager ............................................................................................................................ 339
Default Layouts ............................................................................................................................ 339
Default Menus.............................................................................................................................. 339
CINEMA 4D ....................................................................................................................................... 340
Picture Viewer .............................................................................................................................. 340
Coordinate Manager .................................................................................................................... 340
Structure Manager ....................................................................................................................... 341
Console ........................................................................................................................................ 341
Global Status Bar.......................................................................................................................... 341
New View Panel ................................................................................................................................ 341
New Texture View ............................................................................................................................. 341
Layer Manager .................................................................................................................................. 342
Attribute Manager ............................................................................................................................ 342
Color Settings.................................................................................................................................... 343
Brush Presets..................................................................................................................................... 343
Color Presets ..................................................................................................................................... 344
Object Manager ................................................................................................................................ 344
Material Manager.............................................................................................................................. 345
Browser............................................................................................................................................. 345
Other Scene Windows....................................................................................................................... 346
20 Help Menu....................................................................................................349
MAXON Online ................................................................................................................................. 349
Help (BodyPaint 3D) .......................................................................................................................... 349
Personalize ........................................................................................................................................ 349
Info ................................................................................................................................................... 349
21 Object Manager ...........................................................................................353
Drag-and-drop ............................................................................................................................ 354
Mouse techniques ........................................................................................................................ 355
File Menu .......................................................................................................................................... 356
New Tag....................................................................................................................................... 356
New Expression............................................................................................................................ 364
Restore Selection.......................................................................................................................... 364
Load Object ................................................................................................................................. 365
Save Object As ............................................................................................................................. 365
Display Tags.................................................................................................................................. 365
Close ............................................................................................................................................ 365
Edit Menu ......................................................................................................................................... 366
Undo............................................................................................................................................ 366
Redo ............................................................................................................................................ 366
Cut ............................................................................................................................................... 366
Copy............................................................................................................................................. 366
Paste ............................................................................................................................................ 366
Delete .......................................................................................................................................... 366
Select All, Deselect All.................................................................................................................. 366
Select Children ............................................................................................................................. 366
Objects Menu.................................................................................................................................... 367
Object Display .............................................................................................................................. 367
Edit Object ................................................................................................................................... 368
Rename Object............................................................................................................................. 368
Group Objects.............................................................................................................................. 368
Expand Object Group........................................................................................................................ 368
Make Editable .............................................................................................................................. 368
Connect ....................................................................................................................................... 368
Select Children ............................................................................................................................. 368
Object Information....................................................................................................................... 369
Scene Information........................................................................................................................ 369
Search First Active Object............................................................................................................. 369
Fold All......................................................................................................................................... 369
Unfold All..................................................................................................................................... 370
Tags Menu .........................................................................................................................................371
Edit Tag .........................................................................................................................................371
Copy Tag To Children.....................................................................................................................371
Select Identical Child Tags .............................................................................................................371
Texture Menu .................................................................................................................................... 372
Generate UVW Coordinates ......................................................................................................... 372
Assign UVW Coordinates ............................................................................................................. 372
Fit To Object, Fit To Image, Fit To Region...................................................................................... 373
Adapt To Object Axis, Adapt To World Axis, Adapt To View..........................................................374
Mirror Horizontally, Mirror Vertically .............................................................................................374
22 Objects ........................................................................................................377
Attribute manager settings .......................................................................................................... 377
Null Object ........................................................................................................................................ 379
HyperNURBS ..................................................................................................................................... 381
Weighting HyperNURBS models ................................................................................................... 383
Interactive weighting.................................................................................................................... 383
Symmetry Object............................................................................................................................... 385
Cube ................................................................................................................................................. 386
Cylinder............................................................................................................................................. 388
Sphere............................................................................................................................................... 392
Plane ................................................................................................................................................. 394
Cone ................................................................................................................................................. 396
Cameras ............................................................................................................................................ 400
Lighting............................................................................................................................................. 405
Turbo Squid ....................................................................................................................................... 443
23 Material Manager ........................................................................................447
Painting Modes ................................................................................................................................. 449
Layer Manager (compact) mode................................................................................................... 449
Layer Manager (expanded/compact) mode .................................................................................. 452
File Menu .......................................................................................................................................... 454
New Material................................................................................................................................ 454
bhodiNUT Volume........................................................................................................................ 454
Shader.......................................................................................................................................... 454
Load Materials.............................................................................................................................. 454
Save Materials As, Save All Materials As ....................................................................................... 454
Close ............................................................................................................................................ 454
Edit Menu ......................................................................................................................................... 455
Undo, Redo .................................................................................................................................. 455
Cut ............................................................................................................................................... 455
Copy............................................................................................................................................. 455
Paste ............................................................................................................................................ 455
Delete .......................................................................................................................................... 455
Select All, Deselect All.................................................................................................................. 455
Display Modes.............................................................................................................................. 456
Icon Size....................................................................................................................................... 458
Function Menu.................................................................................................................................. 459
Edit .............................................................................................................................................. 459
Apply ........................................................................................................................................... 459
Rename ........................................................................................................................................ 459
Select Materials Of Active Objects................................................................................................ 459
Find First Active Material .............................................................................................................. 459
Select Texture Tags/Objects.......................................................................................................... 460
Render Materials, Render All Materials ......................................................................................... 460
Sort Materials............................................................................................................................... 460
Material Groups ........................................................................................................................... 460
New Material Group..................................................................................................................... 461
Remove Material Group................................................................................................................ 461
Remove Unused Materials ............................................................................................................ 461
Remove Duplicate Materials ......................................................................................................... 461
Texture Menu .................................................................................................................................... 462
Texture Channels .......................................................................................................................... 462
Load Textures, Unload Textures.................................................................................................... 462
The Material Editor............................................................................................................................ 463
Color .............................................................................................................................................471
Diffusion ...................................................................................................................................... 472
Luminance.................................................................................................................................... 473
Transparency .................................................................................................................................474
Reection..................................................................................................................................... 478
Environment................................................................................................................................. 481
Fog............................................................................................................................................... 483
Bump ........................................................................................................................................... 485
Alpha ........................................................................................................................................... 487
Specular ....................................................................................................................................... 490
Specular Color.............................................................................................................................. 492
Glow ............................................................................................................................................ 493
Displacement ............................................................................................................................... 495
Illumination .................................................................................................................................. 497
The Shaders....................................................................................................................................... 499
Channel shaders........................................................................................................................... 499
Material shaders............................................................................................................................516
The bhodiNUT Shaders.......................................................................................................................519
Texture Mapping ............................................................................................................................... 655
24 Attribute Manager .......................................................................................669
Editing parameters ............................................................................................................................ 670
Navigating the Attribute manager ..................................................................................................... 670
The Attribute manager’s context menu ............................................................................................. 672
User Interface............................................................................................................................... 672
Copy, Paste................................................................................................................................... 673
Paste Identical .............................................................................................................................. 673
Select All, Deselect All.................................................................................................................. 673
Edit Entry, Remove Entry .............................................................................................................. 673
Load Data, Save Data ................................................................................................................... 673
Multiple selection...............................................................................................................................674
The Attribute manager’s menu...........................................................................................................674
Mode ............................................................................................................................................674
Edit .............................................................................................................................................. 676
User Data ..................................................................................................................................... 676
25 Picture Viewer .............................................................................................. 679
File Menu .......................................................................................................................................... 680
Open............................................................................................................................................ 680
Save Picture As ............................................................................................................................. 680
Stop Rendering ........................................................................................................................... 681
Close ........................................................................................................................................... 681
Edit Menu ........................................................................................................................................ 681
Copy............................................................................................................................................. 681
Channels Menu ................................................................................................................................. 681
Multi-Layer Display....................................................................................................................... 681
Image........................................................................................................................................... 681
Alpha .......................................................................................................................................... 682
Components Menu ................................................................................................................................ 683
Red, Green, Blue ......................................................................................................................... 683
Grayscale ..................................................................................................................................... 683
View Menu........................................................................................................................................ 683
Fit To Size .................................................................................................................................... 683
Zoom Factors ............................................................................................................................... 683
Zoom In, Zoom Out ..................................................................................................................... 683
Show Renderline .......................................................................................................................... 683
26 Structure Manager.......................................................................................687
Navigating the Structure manager..................................................................................................... 688
File Menu .......................................................................................................................................... 689
New Line ...................................................................................................................................... 689
Import ASCII Data ........................................................................................................................ 689
Export ASCII Data......................................................................................................................... 690
Close ............................................................................................................................................ 690
Edit Menu ......................................................................................................................................... 691
Undo, Redo .................................................................................................................................. 691
Select All, Deselect All, Invert All.................................................................................................. 691
Select Area................................................................................................................................... 691
View Menu........................................................................................................................................ 691
Jump Last Selection, Jump Next Selection .................................................................................... 691
Jump Page Up, Jump Page Down ................................................................................................. 691
Jump Home, Jump End................................................................................................................. 692
Mode Menu ...................................................................................................................................... 693
Points ........................................................................................................................................... 693
Polygons ...................................................................................................................................... 693
UVW ............................................................................................................................................ 693
27 Coordinate Manager....................................................................................697
Appendix ........................................................................................................... 701
Programming plugins ........................................................................................................................ 703
The COFFEE programming language ................................................................................................ 703
The API.............................................................................................................................................. 703
COFFEE support................................................................................................................................. 704
File Formats....................................................................................................................................... 704
Image Formats ............................................................................................................................. 704
Animation Formats....................................................................................................................... 707
3D Formats .................................................................................................................................. 707
Support .............................................................................................................................................712
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