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CAD 3D file formats & libraries...

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From: UD140469
Date: Sun, 08 Nov 1987 20:27
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    Here's a question to the CAD 3D owners out there...  I don't have CAD 3D
yet, and while I am interested in getting it eventually, right now I'm more
interested in getting objects created with it--I'm working on a system here at
my school with some really wonderful graphics hardware but virtually no
pre-drawn objects, and a pretty crummy CAD program.  What I'd like to do is
take object files from CAD 3D and run them through a converter to convert them
to the file format my system needs.  Here's the question:  does  anyone have
info (or does the CAD 3D documentation) on the format of CAD3D files?  Question
two:  does anybody know where libraries of CAD 3D objects (preferably PD) can
be had?  I'd really appreciate this  information.
     
     
       Scott Udell
       UD140469@NDSUVM1.BITNET
     
P.S.  I'd be interested in getting objects from any other 3D wireframe CAD
      programs out there (along with file/object formats), so if you have the
      info (even if it's not on an ST), I'd really like to hear from you.
     
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Date: Sun, 8-Nov-87 15:27:17 EST
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