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Question by ShadowTM · May 06, 2010 at 12:09 PM · importexportformat

Create .unity file outside Unity3D environment

I needed to create scenes for Unity3D in Adobe AfterEffects. To do this, i am writing a plugin that makes exports Unity3D readable format. This fomat may be only a text script file or XML?

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i am trying to get After Effects art into unity and would love to hear if you succeeded, and how. Care to share? -greg

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Answer by burnumd · May 06, 2010 at 12:55 PM

You can use XML. If you want to parse XML easily, you'll want to include the System.Xml namespace. Like so:

Javascript

import System.Xml;

C#

using System.Xml;

Then you'll load up the file however you want (using System.IO or Unity's WWW class). You can use Load with an IO stream or use LoadXml with a string representation of your XML as in the following

C#

XmlDocument document = new XmlDocument ();
document.LoadXml (myXmlString);

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var document : XmlDocument = XmlDocument ();
document.LoadXml (myXmlString)
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