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From: jna
I tried that just now, and that seems to be a winner!
Another, I guess more expensive way to deal with the import situation, is running Npower-RhinoToMax.
An import plugin, that lets you open 3dm files from within 3dsMax. A nice feature is that it lets you quickly 'chamfer all edges'.
Could save you some time.
/J
From: Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
you have an export file format 3ds direct from Moi ;)
From: jna
It was immediately after trying that, my search for an alternative began..
From: Michael Gibson
.3ds is a very old and limited format.
It is not able to contain vertex normal smoothing information, can only have triangles in it, and is limited to 65535 vertices or faces in a single mesh piece.
It's generally something you should use only as a last resort if there is no other choice.
- Michael
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