Convert USDZ to 3MF via Python
Export USDZ & other 3D files using .NET Framework, .NET Core and Mono
Export USDZ Scene as 3MF with C#
- Load USDZ file using a from_file of Scene class
- Call Scene.save method
- Pass output file name with .3mf extension as first parameter
- Specify
Microsoft3MF
field value from FileFormat class
3D Format Conversion API for Python via .NET
Install from command line as pip install aspose-3d
.
Alternatively, get the offline MSI installer or DLLs in a ZIP file from downloads .
C# Code for USDZ to 3MF Conversion
# load the USDZ in an object of Scene
scene = aspose.threed.Scene.from_file("template.usdz");
# save USDZ as a 3MF
scene.save("output.3mf", aspose.threed.FileFormat.Microsoft3MF);
Other Conversion Options
USDZ What is USDZ File Format?
A file with .usdz is an uncompressed and unencrypetd ZIP archive for the USD (Universal Scene Description) file format that contains and proxies for files of other formats (such as textures, and animations) embedded within the archive and runs them directly with the USD run-time without any need of unpacking. USDZ files are packages whose design is based on the new Ar-level abstraction of a package. Usdz was registered with IANA and has media type name of model and a subtype name of vnd.usd+zip and its details can be found as on IANA registration page.
Read More3MF What is 3MF File Format?
3MF, 3D Manufacturing Format, is used by applications to render 3D object models to a variety of other applications, platforms, services and printers. It was built to avoid the limitations and issues in other 3D file formats, like STL, for working with the latest versions of 3D printers. 3MF is relatively a new file format that has been developed and published by the 3MF consortium. It is rich enough to fully describe a model, retaining internal information, colour, and other characteristics that makes it extensible for supporting new innovations in 3D printing. The format is extensible, able to be broadly adopted and free of issues besetting other widely used file formats.
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