Use 3D USD Files in DaVinci Resolve

Use Universal Scene Description - 3d model - files in DaVinci Resolve. Benefit? The materials are applied automatically - most of the time - when importing the 3d model. If you have a 3D file in another format, say an FBX, I also show you how to use Blender to do the conversion to USD or DAE and how to apply the materials.
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[@pascalg1981]

You are truly impressive! YOU are the best!
Looking forward to even more 3D please with Davinci! Is it possible to add a URenderer(USD) to our 3D scene (ex:Merge3D) which we used via the CameraTracker?
Otherwise, how do we add a USD to our video/scene?
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[@mikefetherling]

Great information regarding actual use of USD. I like how your videos go through the same issues I would have trying to do the same things. Thanks!

[@JackallDigital]

I hope it was helpful. I wanted to see what the USD nodes were all about and it's a start. I only showed simple models as my PC chokes on more complex ones, but when the USD models work it's nice to have the textures applied within one node.

[@mikefetherling4571]

@@JackallDigital Agreed! I can't tell you how many times I've had trouble bringing in fbx files