Quoting Robert Hanson <[email protected]>: > two threads going on here simultaneously -- my fault.... > > u3d. I understand the file format. Nothing terribly difficult there, > at least not if we choose the "not compressed" format. But there > appears to be a single object type: mesh. So I'm interested in how > that works with all the spherical atoms and tubular bonds which > currently are not done that way. Could be a challenge; could be a VERY > large file. I'm definitely going to need help. > That fits to my experiences in creating an interactive 3D PDF figure. The combined size of the different parts exported as VRML was about 8 MB. After importing them into the 'Adobe 3D Reviewer' the size of the resulting PDF file was about 150 MB. I couldn't find any way to reduce the size within the 'Adobe 3D Reviewer'. But within the main 'Adobe Acrobat' application I found an optimization option. This reduced the size of the PDF file to about 9 MB. I couldn't see any quality difference between the two PDF figures.
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