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Originally Posted by: posh.de
Well, not according to SketchUp. This model here was imported from VC into SketchUp. It's 3D!!
It comes in as a component too- very useful. Then you can explode it. Do what you want- like sort out all those triangles. :)
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Originally Posted by: ttrw It's 3D!!
of course, besides 3D meshes DXF/DWG also supports embedding of ACIS data... which probably nobody uses, at least in a prof. surrounding.
The main purpose of DXF/DWG is nevertheless the transport of 2D data. For 3D mesh data, the OBJ or [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.3ds"]3DS[/URL] or [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COLLADA"]Collada[/URL] format is regularly a better choice, especially in connection with textures or for transfering normals etc... and if supported by the participating apps.
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