I have read up on CAT, but as you say, it is a bit pricey. I think it's about $1000 now, which wouldn't be so bad if it was my primary occupation, but animation is a relatively small part of what I do. Anyway, I could hire an artist to do a truly professional job for less than that.
It sends the animation data directly back into 3dsMax, so I can export to u3d, b3d or whatever I want, same as usual.
have you guessed if you can export as x ? if not, is not of much use...
It sends the animation data directly back into 3dsMax, so I can export to u3d, b3d or whatever I want, same as usual.