Guest iwaend Posted December 14, 2016 Share Posted December 14, 2016 Hello! Does anyone have experience with converting RockPlot3d files to 3D-PDF? I already tried this: Export Rw3D file to dxf; from there with meshconv.exe to .ply; from there to .u3d with MeshLab and finally from there to a 3D-PDF with MiKTEX: the result was not very suitable. The Bentley Viewer V8i does provide the possibility to just “print” a dxf to 3D-PDF. The result is better but there is still a big difference between what you see in the RockPlot3D viewer and the 3D-PDF. Currently I try to use the Tetra4D converter plug-in on the Adobe Acrobat DC. But I am not sure if I am on the right way. If someone already made some experience on this topic and can share that would be very helpful. May be any of the three possibilities would work with the right settings. Thanks in advance. Kind regards Yven The original RockPlot3D file The MiKTEX result The Bentley result Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest iwaend Posted December 15, 2016 Share Posted December 15, 2016 Tom, Thanks for your input. Currently annotations and legends are missing (in the original RockPlot3D they are aside but not shown in the example figure provided in post #1 above). Personally I like the KMZ-files concept much more, but our customer needs 3DPDF. So I am looking for the most efficient way to generate those 3DPDFs with as many information as possible. The trial version of ReportGen seems to be worth a test. Another path that might be worth of testing is with ESRI-Products (ArcScene) … Kind regards Yven Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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