pdbourke@ccu1.aukuni.ac.nz (Paul David Bourke) (06/04/91)
I just went to trouble of sorting out how to create DXF files of 3D models. I have written some preliminary notes that describe 3DLINE and 3DFACE primitives, how to create and use layers and colours. If you are interested then a MicroSoft Word 4 versions can be obtained by FTP from ccu1.aukuni.ac.nz 9130.216.1.5) the document is in the ARCHITEC directory. Please get the README before downloading other files. The document is called 3DDXF.Hqx. Before you all flame me because the whole world does not use MS WORD, send me a note about what file format you prefer and I'll try to provide that.
indermau@cs.umn.edu (Kurt Indermaur) (06/06/91)
In <1991Jun4.084005.8251@ccu1.aukuni.ac.nz> pdbourke@ccu1.aukuni.ac.nz (Paul David Bourke) writes: >I just went to trouble of sorting out how to create DXF files of 3D models. >I have written some preliminary notes that describe 3DLINE and 3DFACE >primitives, how to create and use layers and colours. If you are interested >then a MicroSoft Word 4 versions can be obtained by FTP from > ccu1.aukuni.ac.nz 9130.216.1.5) >the document is in the ARCHITEC directory. Please get the README before >downloading other files. The document is called 3DDXF.Hqx. >Before you all flame me because the whole world does not use MS WORD, send >me a note about what file format you prefer and I'll try to provide that. Before the whole world tries to FTP the file from New Zealand, I retrieved the 3DDXF file -- an ASCII text version as well as the original *.Hqx version, and am willing to mail it to anyone in the U.S. who asks. --Kurt Kurt Indermaur indermau@cs.umn.edu