> thank you. fixed. Are people still using IDTF?
Yes, hardly anyone, given the amount of information that can be found
online. Still, there is some life -- see [1]
But I am picking again the idea of producing PDFs with 3D models, and IDTF
-> U3D is the only route.
I just found that Power PDF fron Nuance lets you insert a u3d file in a PDF,
together with all the other content, very easily and visually within the GUI. So
I am giving it a try. Seems t work very nicely except for wrong zoom / position
of the model.
With a price of 39€ for the Education version of the software, it's worth the
effort. Much nicer than learning Latex.
[1]
Embedding and publishing interactive, 3-dimensional, scientific figures in
portable document format (PDF) files. Barnes, Vidiassov et al. (2013)
doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0069446
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