The import of a model with a high polygon count may be perfectly accurate, but slow. For best results, a model should use the lowest number of polygons to achieve the desired appearance. How complex the model is relative to the processing power and memory available on your computer.
Alternatives to polygon modeling such as NURBs or curves aren’t supported and can’t be imported. Dimension only supports polygon geometry. For example, if the model is of a wine bottle, did the modeler create the cork in the bottle as a separate object, so that you can apply a different surface to the cork than to the rest of the bottle, or is the entire bottle a single object? Is the model constructed of enough polygons so that the curve of the bottle appears smooth, but not so many polygons that the model is overly complex? How well the modeler has created the model. How successful you’ll be importing a model in one of these formats, and how useable the resulting model will be, depends on these variables: In addition, different 3D modeling programs save their 3D objects into these “standard” file formats in various ways.
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GLB (Single-file binary version of the glTF format)ĭepending on the skill of the person who created the model and the software used, 3D models can be large and complex. In addition to working with starter assets and content from Adobe Stock, Dimension will import 3D models in the following formats:
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