Convert FBX RVM csharp

FBX file format was introduced for compatibility of files between different digital content creation applications. Moreover, you can convert FBX to RVM as well as RVM to FBX programmatically using C# in your .NET applications. This file format conversion is helpful because RVM files support several factors including Geometry, Textures, Cameras, Labels, etc. Let us move on to further details about the conversions:

FBX to RVM or RVM to FBX Converter – C# API Installation

Aspose.3D for .NET API supports working with FBX and RVM file formats. It can efficiently convert between these file formats with few simple API calls. You can easily configure the API by downloading the DLL file from the Downloads section, or with the following NuGet installation command in Microsoft Visual Studio IDE.

PM> Install-Package Aspose.3D

Convert FBX to RVM Programmatically using C#

You can convert FBX to RVM files with the following steps:

  1. Load input FBX file.
  2. Initialize an object of RvmSaveOptions class.
  3. Save output RVM file.

The following code snippet is based on these steps. It explains the conversion of FBX file to RVM programmatically using C#:

Convert RVM to FBX Programmatically with C#

RVM files can be saved in both Binary and ASCII formats. Basically, it is related to AVEVA’s Plant Design Management System which is used for managing projects. Please follow the steps below for converting a RVM file to FBX format file:

  1. Load input RVM file.
  2. Initialize FbxSaveOptions class object.
  3. Save output FBX file.

The code below elaborates how to convert RVM to FBX file programmatically using C#:

Conclusion

In conclusion, you have learned the conversion of FBX to RVM as well as RVM to FBX file programmatically using C# language. You can incorporate this feature in your .NET platform-based applications. Moreover, Aspose.3D for .NET API offers support for several other file formats. You can learn more features by visiting the API Documentation. Furthermore, please feel free to reach out to us at the Free Support Forum in case of any queries.

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