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  1. 18th Apr 2007 10:06 am #1
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    Default 3DSOUT returns!

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    Autodesk just released (or re-released I should say) a version of 3DSOUT that can be used with AutoCAD 2007 and 2008. You can download it here. There are limitations. Materials and lights created in 2007 and above will not export correctly. Essentially, this is just the old 3DSOUT - no attempt to update it. But it works fine for geometry.

    My workflow is mended.
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  2. 18th Apr 2007 10:08 am #2
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    Great news! I think it was hotly expected by many of us!
    Thjenk you for finding that.
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    Agreed this is a great find and I will find this very usefull.

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    woo-hoo
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    Fantastic! I suppose even the down-trodden masses can be heard if they but scream and curse loud and long enough.

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