Hello, Spazz 3D is what I use to touch up Ray Dream Studio produced VRML 97 files. Spazz 3D is at version 2.4 and no longer supported but probably can be purchased if you like it after using the 30 day trial version.
There is also the Shout 3D authoring tool. This is the successor to Spazz 3D. Another option is to get Amapi 3D 6.0. Amapi imports a large number of formats including IGES and STL which are common CAD formats. Then export to VRML 97 from within Amapi. The Amapi developers, TGS / Eovia make Inventor libraries so they understand VRML. John F. Richardson >hi there, > >I'm looking for a suitable way to import some complex data from a CAD program. >Currently I use vrml because of the nice :-) parser available here. But, >most CAD tools have a rather bad vrml export, so I must edit the exported >data. Currently I take CosmoWorlds. >Unfortunately, it isn't supported any more under win NT. now my first >question: >does someone of you know vrml tools with similar facilities ? Most tools >I know are just simple editors (vrml pad) or so... >AFAIK there a parsers that support also DXF or 3DMAX. Does someone of you >has already experience with importing these formats ? What can I (or more >important, what may I not) expect ? > >Thanks for any information > >Gernot >[EMAIL PROTECTED] =========================================================================== To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "signoff JAVA3D-INTEREST". For general help, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "help".
