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Software recommendation needed (3D drawing)	by Control	2004-10-22 01:50:10
It's once again time to commence the search for a tool capable of doing what I need to do. Here's what I need: - 3D viewing of polygonal objects (wireframe or transparent). - Import/Export of something readable (aka, not binary) so that I could pausibly write a convert script for it. Best would be the ability to just import csv of x,y,z coords - Possibility of moving and rotating the individual objects, not just the point of view. - If warping or shearing of objects in 3d is possible that's even better. OS is either XP or SuSE 9.1 (in this case XP is preferable). If anyone has ever used something that can do all this, then please give me a heads up
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This is going to sound really, really stupid...	by Arivia	2004-10-22 01:54:03
Not so stupid	by Control	2004-10-22 02:01:48
I can do transparent rendering of polygonal objs	by Arachnid	2004-10-22 01:55:42
MAX, AutoCAD or Lightwave	by Didactylos	2004-10-22 02:00:37
Oh, and for I/O	by Didactylos	2004-10-22 02:04:07
erm...trivial?	by Control	2004-10-22 02:17:50
It is very easy to parse	by Didactylos	2004-10-22 02:27:01
free alternative (blender3d)	by skyfloater	2006-11-19 12:55:59
I'll definately try that one	by Control	2004-10-22 03:57:59
Refuses to run	by Control	2004-10-22 04:09:28
Ok. Three strikes and you get it:	by saminz	2004-10-22 04:10:32
Definitely...definitely...definitely	by Control	2004-10-22 04:53:06
Ok, point taken ;-).	by saminz	2004-10-22 04:58:00
OpenInventor	by moddermonster	2004-10-22 05:27:39

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