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Number of file extension 3d related file types found: 9 from total 22065 records

3d file type no. 1:
Actify DesignShare drawing

Description:
It is used for sharing drawings between various CAD systems

3d file type no. 2:
Advent 3B2 document file

Application: 3B2
Description:
File extension is used by Advent 3B2. Document file.

3d file type no. 3:
Atari Stereo CAD-3D objects graphics format

3d file type no. 4:
Atari Stereo CAD-3D Objects Graphics Format

Description:
Used by the Stereo CAD-3D 2.0 package for the Atari ST. Each format can store up to 40 objects and contains all information about the objects, including the lighting and color palette.

3d file type no. 5:
Cadwork 3D CAD file

Application: Cadwork 3D
Description:
File extension is used by Cadwork 3D CAD file.

3d file type no. 6:
Geocadabra file

Application: Geocadabra
Description:
File extension is used by Geocadabra.

3d file type no. 7:
i3D browser file

Description:
Old VRML project, first released in 1995. Used to combines the 3D input and high-performance rendering capabilities of high-end virtual reality systems with the data fetching abilities of network browsers.

3d file type no. 8:
SpinFire Professional Secure 3D Format CAD file

Application: SpinFire
Description:
File extension is used by Actify SpinFire™. Professional Secure 3D Format CAD file.

3d file type no. 9:
Three-dimensional drawing file

Application: VersaCAD

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