al-test
10-30-2008, 12:05 PM
I played with it briefly. Our studio has very high graphic standards,
and what I found is that the page layouts are too restrictive. The
basic end-product that I need is a .u3d file that I can import into ANY
page layout's viewport. We would be able to set up any size viewport in
our page layouts in Adobe In-Design and insert the 3d graphic through
Adobe Acrobat Pro. Clean, simple, flexible. Make it as easy as "Save
as - u3d file format". Give me THAT and our office will be sold on the
product.
If already have adobe acrobat, RPS 3D PDF will create a U3D file which you can import. The U3D is not available in the trial version, but if you send us a .SKP file we can create a U3D file which you can try.
Al
At 09:12 AM 10/30/2008, you wrote:
and what I found is that the page layouts are too restrictive. The
basic end-product that I need is a .u3d file that I can import into ANY
page layout's viewport. We would be able to set up any size viewport in
our page layouts in Adobe In-Design and insert the 3d graphic through
Adobe Acrobat Pro. Clean, simple, flexible. Make it as easy as "Save
as - u3d file format". Give me THAT and our office will be sold on the
product.
If already have adobe acrobat, RPS 3D PDF will create a U3D file which you can import. The U3D is not available in the trial version, but if you send us a .SKP file we can create a U3D file which you can try.
Al
At 09:12 AM 10/30/2008, you wrote: