Does anyone here know if I can put 3D pdf that generated by Acrobat 3D into ipad and andriod system. Can ipad read 3D pdf, then we can interact the 3D object?
Thanks
Is possible to read Acrobat 3D data in ipad?
2011-05-18 19:47:37
My Product Information:
Acrobat 3D 8.2.6, Windows
Acrobat 3D 8.2.6, Windows
2011-05-25 14:44:03
#2
> right now we don't have access to the graphics engines on mobile operating systems that are necessary to render 3D PDF annotationsSome Benjamin Sergeant, while working at Adobe:
Created a 3D-PDF iPhone application that was demoed at the BU all hands and that went to the final round of qualification for the MAX conference. The application was network aware and could do 3D file streaming, caching of the geometric datas, remote conference, and trigger 3D capture on a desktop and download the capture.
But later he had an appointment with firing squ^H^H^H panel.
So, may be, the main technical difficulty is that Adobe just cut the techies.
(Repost from forums.adobe.com)
Created a 3D-PDF iPhone application that was demoed at the BU all hands and that went to the final round of qualification for the MAX conference. The application was network aware and could do 3D file streaming, caching of the geometric datas, remote conference, and trigger 3D capture on a desktop and download the capture.
But later he had an appointment with firing squ^H^H^H panel.
So, may be, the main technical difficulty is that Adobe just cut the techies.
(Repost from forums.adobe.com)
2011-05-26 01:11:49
#3
Another nice way to render 3D models on Apple iPad are the new WebGL technologies. All new web browsers, except IE, do support GPU based 3D rendering. For example, you could use Safari on iPad 2 to manage that. Have a look here: http://thehypergates.com/content/webgl-aquarium-ipad-2
2011-05-26 01:53:40
#4
Hi, thanks guys,
yes, webGL is a good way, but I don't know it supports for ipad 2(ipad 1 doesn't work at all), until I saw the WebGL Aquarium demo.
yes, webGL is a good way, but I don't know it supports for ipad 2(ipad 1 doesn't work at all), until I saw the WebGL Aquarium demo.
2011-05-26 04:57:17
#5
WebGL is part of the HTML5 Canvas element, and since PDF files aren't HTML (nor can a page contain embedded HTML objects) it's of no relevance to the original question. It also has serious security problems.
The 3D Flash API (Molehill) offers a chance to do 3D on some devices (not via Acrobat), but of course not on iOS.