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  1. 31st Jul 2003 06:59 pm #1
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    i have a bunch of 3d files that were done with 3d max studio...can i insert them as blocks into cad2004?
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    Quote Originally Posted by gina
    i have a bunch of 3d files that were done with 3d max studio...can i insert them as blocks into cad2004?
    AutoCAD 2004 cannot open/insert .max files. You need to save them as either .3ds or export them to .dwg.
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