Yes, as of Toolbag 3.04 volumetric shadow casting fog is supported.

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Q: Are There Any Limitations With Dynamic Lights/Shadows?

Yes, for performance reasons there are a few limitations. Firstly, only 3 shadow casting lights are supported. You can use more lights (up to 6 total), but only the first 3 will cast shadows. Secondly, directional and spot lights do cast shadows; however, omni lights do not cast shadows at this time. Thirdly area lights are not supported. Set light width to 0 for accurate preview.

Q: Can I Add Multiple Cameras?

Yes, as of Toolbag 3.04 multiple cameras are supported. If your scene has more than one camera, it will be exported and a dropdown will be added to the Viewer interface. If you have cameras in your scene which you do not want to export, click the eyeball icon in the outliner to hide them.

Q: Are Multiple Animations Supported?

Yes, if you have multiple animation sets, enable Animation Showcase from the Viewer export window. This will add a dropdown with an entry for each animation to the Viewer interface. When Animation Showcase is disabled, the animation will play as a series from the start to end frame. Learn more about how to import and create animations in Toolbag with episode #3 and #10 of the Getting to Know Toolbag 3 video tutorial series.

Q: Is Animation Supported?

Yes, as of Toolbag 3.04 animation is supported! Rigged, animated FBX files and animation content created inside Toolbag, such as object and material animations are currently supported. However, blend shapes, vertex animation and Alembic animations are not supported at this time. To create an Animated Viewer file simply enable Export Animations in the Viewer export window.

Q: Which Post Effects Are Supported?

SUPPORTED: Tone Mapping Curves Exposure Contrast Saturation Sharpen Bloom Vignette Grain NOT SUPPORTED: Depth of Field Chromatic Aberration Lens Distortion Lens Flare

Q: Can I Embed Multiple Instances Of Marmoset Viewer On One Page?

Yes, however, doing so may cause performance/memory issues on lower end devices, so it should generally be avoided.

Q: Can I Upload To WordPress?

Mark Bos (Revolutionart) created a WordPress plugin to make it easy to upload and embed Marmoset Viewer on your WordPress-based website.

Q: Can I Upload To Polycount?

Not yet, but we’re working on it.

Q: Can I Upload To ArtStation?

Yes! View the Getting Started tutorial for more information.

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Are There Any Limitations With Dynamic Lights/Shadows?

Is Fog Supported?

Can I Add Multiple Cameras?

Are Multiple Animations Supported?

Is Animation Supported?

Which Post Effects Are Supported?

Which Shader Models Are Supported?

Can I Embed Multiple Instances Of Marmoset Viewer On One Page?

Can I Upload To WordPress?

Can I Upload To Polycount?

Can I Upload To ArtStation?

How Do I Add Marmoset Viewer To My Website?

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