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/*!

\title Exporting from 3D Studio Max
\page exporting-from-3dsmax.html
\ingroup qt3dstudio-best-practices

\section1 Exporting OpenCOLLADA from 3D Studio Max

Select the object to be exported. Next, open the Export dialog box.

\image 3D_Content/colladaMax01.png

Be sure to select OpenCOLLADA and not Autodesk Collada.

Next, you will be prompted with another set of options for the
OpenCOLLADA exporter.

\image 3D_Content/colladaMax02.png

Make sure that triangulate is checked on.
*/