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What Is Universal 3D?
The format supports ani-
mations and is editable in
Adobe 3D Reviewer.
U3D allows the use of
computer-aided design
(CAD) models with
progressive detail, allowing
viewers to see the underly-
ing structure of the design as
well as the finished product
or model. U3D settings are
for most CAD files created
in digital content creation
applications and many CAD
files created in mechanical
engineering applications.
The 3D Industry Forum
developed the Universal
3D (U3D) format to serve
as an open, extensible
3D visualization and
repurposing format. The 3D
Industry Forum has various
industrial members, includ-
ing Hewlett-Packard, NVIDIA,
Intel, and Adobe.
C h a p t e r t h i r t e e n
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Adobe 3D Reviewer is a separate application that is installed with Acro-
bat Pro Extended. To open 3D Reviewer outside Acrobat Pro Extended,
choose Start > Programs > Adobe 3D Reviewer. If you are working with a
model in Acrobat Pro Extended, you can right-click the model and choose
Edit in 3D Reviewer.
You can use Adobe 3D Reviewer to work with 3D files in many ways:
Merge CAD files
Compare and measure exact geometry
Calculate bounding box and physical properties
Move and delete parts
Add animations
Create exploded views and bills of material
Export to common 3D formats such as Universal 3D (U3D) and raster
and vector 2D image files
In the example shown in Figure 99, the model is being animated,
using one of the Adobe 3D Reviewer default animation routines.
Model Tree
Document window
Figure 99
Use the features in Adobe 3D Reviewer to modify an
existing model, such as adding an animation.
Using Flash Video and 3D Media
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