I was wondering, what's better, the .x or .b3d format? The b3d extensions put aside, because i can't get them to work. I was wondering about the .x format because .b3d can't handle many 3ds materials, critical ones that i need, can .x hold complex materials such as baked, multi/sub materials? Any help is appreciated highly.
.x vs .b3d
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