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Re: Would you like to export 3D via PDF?

Re: Would you like to export 3D via PDF?

2005-05-25       - By runejw

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Hmm, that's the second "universal" format I've heard about in a short
while.

Here's another:
http://collada.org/public_forum/welcome.php

This format also takes into account animation-data.

In an ideal world there would be one all-encomassing single file-
format and it would be sooo much simpler.

However that seems to be a far off reality.


Cheers,
Rune

--- In Carrara@(protected), "steven_mcq" <smcquinn@(protected)> wrote:
> Note to all developers on this list:
>
> As many probably know already, the U3D standard is open and
> extensible, not proprietary, so a programmer with the SDK for
Carrara
> 4 or Hexagon could develop a plug-in.
>
> I saw Adobe demo U3D through Acrobat 7 at the American Institute of
> Architecture convention in Las Vegas last week, and it was
impressive.
> Having Acrobat as the wrapper solves the formidable business problem
> of distributing a viewer. I can't say the 3D quality was as good as
> the best I've seen from Viewpoint, but until Adobe buys Viewpoint,
> that technology is moot. The best business model will succeed, not
> necessarily the best technology.
>
> I expect most Carrara and Hexagon users would be happy to have U3D
as
> a way of sharing their work. Interactivity and animation is
conducted
> via javascript. I see no reason why an animation set up in Carrara 4
> could not be translated into a U3D javascript read by Acrobat 7. The
> ideal plug-in would simply publish the result as a PDF with the U3D
> model embedded and secure.
>
> Currently, the foremost authoring platforms are from Right
Hemisphere
> and Bently Microstation, and they are expensive. By itself, Deep
> Exploration is not so bad, at $150. But you would also need Acrobat
7
> professional, which is pricey. Eovia customers would want to publish
> 3D in a PDF as a direct export, no other authoring required. The
> architectural emphasis of the Adobe/Right Hemisphere marketing would
> seem a good fit with Carrara 4 Pro, with its CAD import capability.
>
> Here is the Right Hemisphere information on U3D and PDF, if you want
> to check it out. Someone on this list pointed out previously that
> Acrobat Reader 7.01 is required for the demo files.
>
http://www.righthemisphere.com/company/links/solutions/Adobe/index.htm
>
> SMcQ




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