On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 9:28 PM, Renaud Aubin <au...@nibua-r.org> wrote:
> Michail Vidiassov a écrit : > >> While MeshLab may be of great use if you have to convert old data or >> process output from some existing tool, in cases when you make your model >> from scratch by hand or create 3D model file in your own program Asymptote >> may be a better choice since it supports newer PRC 3D format, that is much >> richer in features and has better prospects when it comes to support and >> development by Adobe. On the minus side Asymptote is under active >> development and some of its advantages are not there yet - but so is >> ConTeXt. >> > Ouch, another new 3D format! This will never end. I bet no valuable Open > Source modeler (i.e. blender) support this one. The fact that asy supports > PRC is good but I have no illusion about the conclusion of the 3d formats' > war (just an endless pain for developpers)... > Asymptote has a prc dir asymptote-1.75/prc maybe can be a lib too.. -- luigi
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