I am looking for an inexpensive authoring tool that will take 3D files and put them into a browser for viewing. I have looked at 3D partstream, too expensive, Actify, Viewpoint and others.. all seem to expensive. I can export just about any type of file type. I use IronCad..
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Solidworks has a free viewer (for solidworks files). We operate it in a browser, but I am not sure how we do it.
If you need the red capablity then you have to use a product called e-drawings. There is a free version that produces an executeable file that can be viewed. The e-drawings II is a product (cost I don't know) that has the redline function.
If you need the red capablity then you have to use a product called e-drawings. There is a free version that produces an executeable file that can be viewed. The e-drawings II is a product (cost I don't know) that has the redline function.
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