RE: DXF Import

[Jean Dukate]

Hi Dimmy,


Flash is mainly a vector based program. It also supports the importing

of raster images. It doesn't at least to my knowledge read 3D math,

polygon meshes and the such. That is what 3D programs are for. All this

talk about DXF and 3D import may be causing confusion. If you are

wanting a realistic 3D image, than you need to render the image in your

3D program and save it out as one of the following raster type images.

Bitmap or Jpeg. Now if you want just the splines and curves that make up

the model. Kind of like a blueprint type drawing. Then export the image

from Rhino as an Adobe Illustrator file and import it into Flash. Those

are your only two options for getting an image made in Rhino (or

probably any other 3D program) into Flash.






> I used Rhino 3D software and export to DXF, and when I import into

> Flash 3, the file processed but nothing appeared on the stage too! Is

> there something about DXF I am not aware of? Or is that a bug in

> Flash?

> 

> Dimmy

> 

> 

> 


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