# .obj .fbx export with materials and colors

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**Created:** [September 16, 2022, 10:43am UTC](https://discourse.shapr3d.com/t/obj-fbx-export-with-materials-and-colors/21435 "2022-09-16T10:43:49Z")\
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@sander @CannaSoftware Just out of curiosity: would glTF work instead of FBX? glTF supports scenes (hierarchy of objects), materials and mesh geometry.

I know for a fact that Blender can import it (although its import functionality doesn’t support compressed meshes/textures, but as far as I understand that’s not a problem for you). UE and Unity support glTF too I think, and Maya and the rest either have a glTF add-in or you can use Blender to convert .glTF to .fbx

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