rybo,
It looks like 3Ds is needed to get a model into SketchUp. As I recall 3Ds is quite spendy.
Jim
rybo6 wrote:
It looks like 3Ds is needed to get a model into SketchUp. As I recall 3Ds is quite spendy.
Jim
rybo6 wrote:
I found a file converter that can get me from VRML
to Sketch Up. This is the test into Google.
http://tiny.cc/VNfMb
This is the file converter. It costs 20 dollars US. Don't
have to pay for 30 days. I think it will be worth it.
http://www.micromouse.ca/
It converts many 3D formats and it does XYZ. Adrian's work
can go into Sketch Up, too.
I noticed I had to strip out all the springs to make it work
better. I don't think Sketch-up liked lots of polygons.
Sketch-up has a viewer which is still way bigger then the plug in
for VRML. But, the possibiltiy of getting geometry into the 3D modeling world might be interesting.
I had to go from VRML to 3Ds which Sketch-up opens.
dharmraj
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