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MasctorX's sole function is to make the task of exporting animation & meshes from Maya to Unreal effecient and straight forward. The job of exporting 80 or so animations by hand is highly tedious and a poor way to end an energized session of animating, so I devised this solution to automate the task. Besides mass exporting your animations & meshes, the script will automatically determine your animation length, if the animation loops to prevent stutters, as well as whether your mesh is static or skinned.
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