This video shows you how to render from Modo to a Colorway template, which is populated with the .dci file, colors, materials, dynamic tables, callouts, or other dynamic information.
In the video:
• To create a Colorway template:
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Set up your scene in Modo and tag your items, lights, and views, then Render it for Colorway.
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In Colorway, create a new project, then save it as a template, using the menu bar command File > Save as...
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Navigate to your newly created project on your disk and add a new folder within the main project folder. Name it GeneratedFiles.
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Within GeneratedFiles, create a folder called renders.
Note:You should name your folders exactly as described above for the template to work.
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Place the .dci files you rendered from Modo into the renders folder.
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Open your Colorway project, and in the menu bar, click LiveSources > Source Browser.
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On the bottom-left, expand the Project section to see your folders. Click GeneratedFiles > renders, and drag and drop your items onto the sheet, and add dynamic tables, callouts, and so on.
• If you change the geometry in Modo and you want the changes to be automatically reflected in Colorway:
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In the Render layout > Colorway tab, go to the Render Settings sub-tab and enable Create Colorway Project.
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Set the template you created in Colorway As Project Template.
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Make sure that the Render Name Template stays exactly the same as before.
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Click Render and set a new location to your project.
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When you open your new project in Colorway, it uses the same colors, materials, tables, and callouts, as the template project.
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