How to setup the sceneroot node in Maya | Art & Animation

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Channel: CRYENGINE · 2017 · Gaming

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We explore the sceneroot node in this lesson to understand how we can provide a Y-up world the ability to export as Z-up to conform to the CRYENGINE coordinate system.

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