Interactive 3d pdf

[Nadine372076050rqz]

Hello everyone,

I have seen a few 3D PDFs that you can rotate and view the object from all sides. I would like to know if I can create them through the Adobe programs? All of my search seem to point to CAD or rendering a 3D look but not being able to rotate the object. Thanks for any leads.

[kglad]

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[Dave Creamer of IDEAS]

I know Adobe FrameMaker can import .u3D files and export to PDF.

You can also import ,u3D and ,prc files directly into Acrobat under the Rich Media tools.

You can _create_ the 3D files in any program that exports to the formats. 

Adobe's 3D programs are called Adobe Substance. https://www.adobe.com/products/substance3d.html

[Nadine372076050rqz]

Thank you for the info. Dimensions seemed interesting, however, I do not
seem to find the ability to view the object 360 degrees once it's rendered.
It does very nice real-life 3d view but unless I'm mistaken, once rendered,
it becomes a simple image. Thanks again for taking the time to reply.