In a message dated 4/10/09 7:19:34 AM, [email protected] writes: > The .PDO format has the advantage of including a rotatable 3D image of > the model, with plenty of tools to make that all that's usually needed > in the way of instructions. It allows the designer to forgo all but > special instructions, and isn't tied to any single language. It's a > popular format also for Pepakura Designer's ability to unfold a number > of 3D mesh formats, which allows people to extract meshes and textures > from games and turn them into crude paper models (I think this is what > you meant by the "very low resoultion" models you see). The model > parts themselves are all vector shapes, but the textures are often > low-resolution bitmaps that only really look good from across a room. > and my MAC operating system doesn't open PDOs :ยท(
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