Helmut
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* @uncle808us
* Only recently, you asked about the Quick Look option in conjunction with .jas files. Frank, at that time, pointed out that this was not possible.
* This is perfectly correct, BUT:
* macOS can handle .stl / stereolithographic documents without a problem for ad hoc pop ups. They also can be rotated (+ inertia) / zoomed / ... The same applies to .obj documents, where you get additional colo(u)r information.
It is a bit slow, shows objects which are hidden in the jas browser, switches axes and the file sizes are quite significant...
You may consider saving specific models in .stl format if it suits your work flow and your HW.
* Quick Look of our Romanesque / Gothic cathedral, somewhat modified.
* Only recently, you asked about the Quick Look option in conjunction with .jas files. Frank, at that time, pointed out that this was not possible.
* This is perfectly correct, BUT:
* macOS can handle .stl / stereolithographic documents without a problem for ad hoc pop ups. They also can be rotated (+ inertia) / zoomed / ... The same applies to .obj documents, where you get additional colo(u)r information.
It is a bit slow, shows objects which are hidden in the jas browser, switches axes and the file sizes are quite significant... You may consider saving specific models in .stl format if it suits your work flow and your HW.* Quick Look of our Romanesque / Gothic cathedral, somewhat modified.
