unfortunately,they are still working on a Maya exporter.

BUT- go to the indigo website, download a 3ds Max converter by U3dreal (its better then the one at Trisnica, and I've tried both).

YOu can go to the autodesk website and download a 30-day trial of 3ds Max, or you can download Blender (free 3d modeling program) and import the OBJ files to blender, and export via the Blender exporters.

And if you think that was OK speed, go to the forums, find the thread called Indigo 0.5 test 2, that thing is a friggin rocket, well compared to 0.4 anyway.

Also, if you use 0.5 test 2, you need the exporter in the 0.5 test 1 thread, also by U3dreal (for 3ds Max). Else, you have to continue using 0.4 until a 0.5 Blender exporter comes out... or until a Maya exporter comes out.

And the reason I am posting NOW is cuz I had to go get mouth surgery and I can't possibly go to school!