Adobe Acrobat 3D Feature - What are your opinions?

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by lmar, Oct 19, 2005.

  1. lmar

    lmar Guest

    Hi all,

    Seems like almost every day another Document Content provider is
    gushing with excitement about how their software creates embedded 3D
    content in PDF format.

    I had a couple of minutes to look at a recent "convert". One of the
    first things to catch my attention was the huge size increase of the
    PDF file.

    On average, the file size between the native application and the
    embedded 3D PDF was 10-20 times larger.

    My question is do you see a practical application of this type of
    format and is the file size worth the hit?

    Is anyone actually using it now - do you forsee using it in the future?
    Why would you want to use it?

    Maybe I'm just being dense but I don't what the big deal is ...

    Looking for enlightenment without the 3rd degree burns.......

    Len

    "If sense is so common...... why is it in such short supply?"
     
    lmar, Oct 19, 2005
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