exporting 3d cabinets

[Robert Glenn]

I just finished a simple book case for a customer and he has requested a 3d model of it to place in a 3d model he has of his office. Any ideas on how to do this and what the file format might be?

rob

[Kerry Fullington]

Robert,

I doubt that you can oblige your customer. Your cabinet will be in Hoops Streaming Format (.hsf) and I don't know how you will convert it to something your customer can use.

Kerry

[DanEpps]

Is he requesting a file or a cardboard 3D model?

If he wants a cardboard model you could print the bookcase from all sides (top, bottom, left, right, front, back), making sure it is small enough for the existing office model. Then, using index card stock, construct a \"box\" to glue the images onto.

[Mike Seisser]

Is he requesting a file or a cardboard 3D model?

If he wants a cardboard model you could print the bookcase from all sides (top, bottom, left, right, front, back), making sure it is small enough for the existing office model. Then, using index card stock, construct a "box" to glue the images onto.

After he's done building the model, he could send it to Kerry to woodgrain it and then Kerry can send it to you for the gilding and other finishing touches.