PDF3D release major update, Version 2.20 delivers optimizations and quality improvements for engineers, scientists, surveyors, 3D designers and software integrators.
London, 26th August 2020 – Leading 3D PDF tool provider Visual Technology Services have released their latest major update PDF3D Version 2.20, optimizing file conversions, more efficient resource management, 3D PDF viewing efficiency, with general quality updates. This latest release demonstrates PDF3D’s commitment to manufacturing, engineering and creative reporting workflows.
This latest release of PDF3D’s conversion applications and dev tool-kits brings welcome improvements in a variety of areas. The focus in this release is strengthening conversion pathways – such as U3D to PRC, U3D to glTF, glTF to U3D, glTF to PRC, enabling flexibility for production services.
Key Features of V2.20 include:
- General Quality and Stability improvements
- Revised and Updated U3D Decoding Process
- Improvements to handle larger scenes, reducing memory overheads
- Security and stability corrections
- Transformations and numerical stability improvements
- JavaScript and glTF improvements
“In this latest development phase, customer requests, performance and quality takes center stage. Concentrating on the core library, these updates cover all major subsystems” explained Ian Curington, CEO at PDF3D. “Our clients in the enterprise manufacturing, engineering analysis, civil-survey, and create industries will all benefit with improved 3D PDF conversions.”
PDF3D V2.20 is now available for Quick Request download at www.pdf3d.com.
About PDF3D
PDF3D ( www.pdf3d.com ) provider Visual Technology Services, based in the United Kingdom, produce a suite of widely respected software products and plugins for engineers, scientists and developers who need to communicate complex data and 3D models to others in the universally accessible PDF format. PDF3D’s technology provides the fastest and easiest-to-use, highly compressed 3D PDF conversion available for an ever-increasing range of formats and tools. From 3D CAD to GIS, DWG and LIDAR, PDF3D works closely with users and programmers within the engineering, geospatial, geology, aerospace, architecture, medical and product packaging communities worldwide.
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