You can convert 3D Text objects into regular geometries. You can then export these geometries to the FBX format.
To convert a 3D Text node into a geometry:
- Select the node.
- From the context menu, select
Generate Geometry.
One geometry is created for every letter.
The conversion first hides the original object, and then connect the new nodes to the parent node. These connections preserve the scene's integrity.
Limitations:
- You must reconnect the material to the new geometries.
- The original object's animation is lost. If the 3D Text was animated, you must first go to the frame where the 3D object is shaped as you want it, and then use Generate Geometry.
- 3D Text has tessellation controls not available to geometries. If the goal of the conversion is to modify the polygons in another software, make sure that you've set the tessellation to your liking before generating the geometry.