3D PDF from Rhino
About 3D PDF from Rhino v2.5
Take advantage of a great price
Take advantage of the amazing price of $95 per license. A single license allows the same user to install the plug-in on two machines.
Supprted versions
Rhino 4 and Rhino 5 (32 bit)
Rhino 5 (64 bit)
What is new in version 2.5

Better visual appearance
By exporting environment reflection, and bump maps from Rhino to the generated 3D PDF files, The models exported from the latest version provides a more realistic appearance.

Better handling of Rhino blocks
The latest version includes a better handling of Rhino blocks. It is now capable of handling models including blocks faster with less memory.
Fine control over generated 3D PDF file
The user will be able to control fine aspects of the generated 3D PDF files including Show/Hide world axis, Enable/Disable selection of the 3D model.
What is new in version 2.4
Building object tree in the 3D PDF file
The new version builds an object tree in 3D PDF that matches the layer structure inside Rhino, this includes building the correct tree structure and matching the names used inside Rhino. This enhancement enables the file recipient to have a better understanding of the model, and to hide/show the different parts of the model.
New camera manager dialog
The new dialog allows the file creator to select the views to be included in the generated 3D PDF files, to rename them and to select their order in the file.
Control Automatic Camera Mode
The 3D PDF file creator will have better control over the automatic camera mode, which opens the 3D PDF in presentation mode, where 3D PDF camera automatically switches between the different views included in the file. In release 2.1, the user will be able to set the pause duration, the camera effect duration, and the camera effects to be used (zoom, roll, or a combination of the two). When the 3D PDF file is opened the camera will stand still for the pause duration and then start doing the effect(s) for the effect duration, after that it will switch to the next view.
Now Documentation
The new documentation shows the
user how to install, use, and make the best out of the plugin.
Click
Here to download the documentation
Unicode Support
The user is now able to use any language for header/footer texts,
object and camera names.
The interface is now available in English,
German, French, Italian,
and Simplified Chinese.


