Here is
a listing of the most common file formats that we work with. Please note;
we are not by any means limited to or restrained by this group. We have
the technology and know-how to integrate numerous formats to get the end
results that you require.
File Format
|
Extension
|
Notes
|
3ds Max
|
.max |
Leading Computer animation package. |
Autodesk Inventor
|
.iam (assemblies) .ipt
(parts) |
We are able to work with any native autodesk inventor
file formats. |
DirectX
|
.x |
This file format is used by Microsoft's DirectX-3D
real time rendering engine and it is quite prevalent and popular in
the 3D game development market |
DXF
|
.dxf |
A very basic level for 3D translation, we would use
this as a last resort. |
IGES
|
.igs or .iges |
This is a good method to import from all major CAD
packages. Imports & retains pure trimmed NURBS. |
Pro-E Render file
|
.slp |
SLP ("Render") files which are typically exported by
PTC's Pro/Engineer program |
Rhino-3D
|
.3dm |
This is the main file format used by Rhino-3D |
Solid Edge
|
.asm (assemblies) .par
(parts) |
We can directly use any Solid Edge data with no
intermediate translation steps. |
Solid Works
|
.sldasm (assemblies) .sldprt
(parts) |
We can directly use any Solid Works data with no
intermediate translation steps. |
StereoLithography
|
.stl |
StereoLithography STL files which are typically sent
to 3D stereolithography (prototyping) machines |
Wavefront OBJ
|
.obj |
We are able to use Wavefront 'OBJ' format files in
their entirety, including vertex, normal and texture coordinates, as
well as grouping and smoothing information |
XGL
|
.xgl & .zgl |
XGL is an ideal file format to export data from
various supported 3D programs primarily CAD packages |
Again, this is a small sample of file formats that we can directly
import. Please contact us to see if your design package is
supported. Our sales team will be able help you select the best file
format for translation.