3dm import will only import 2d line data, not solid info as would be expected/usefull. a simple export form rhino to dwg will do the job just as well.furthermore it will not uninstall correctly, so acad will promt every startup for the lost application, really anoying.so don't use 3d import; you don't need it.

this is does not work I try it to import .3ds but it only worked with .3dm extention

short trial for Metaseq 2.4.2 Trying to import model to Metaseq 2.4.2, first trial is relatively good. should be improve with much bigger 3D models and more time.

Error in Plugin i used the plugin but couldnt export to 3ds, when i tried, it came an error and didnt export it, so i instead used the obj import/export for trial

mesh quality Quality of the exported model insufficiently good. Exporter uses too big poligons to build a mesh. Well to understand, how to adjust quality.

fast and easy to use - too bad it can't also do the export of dwg to igs

IGES for Autocad 2006 Easy to useInstallation guide written very well for those of us who are not computer geeks!Great work.

Easy to use demo - needed for a single file A co-worker needed a *.igs file to be viewed in 3-d so I tried the free demo of IGES Import for AutoCAD 2002. The software installed easily and was very easy to use. However I was not able to view the 3-d model of the file through this program. It could have been user error however my co-worker received a different file format so that he was able to view the file in 3-d. I haven't tried the program other than that one instance.

wire frame I was disappointed with the import. I thought I would get a wire frame of the 3D object, but I did not get the entire frame. I just had a few of the base edge lines and no wire frame.

Just a review I haven't gotten to know AutoCad all that well, being a Maya guy. But my team and I needed to find files that could transfer into something that the 3D printers could understand. And dwg was the most common. 3D printing is on the rise, and having these options out there for the public really helps AutoCAD stay in the loop when it comes to the more creative aspect of the 3D industry. I haven't actually converted *.ma into *.obj into *.dwg into *.stp yet. But there sure is a piece of mind that comes with knowing its possible. Thanks ...

This didn't work for me. File was converted but when the .obj file was opened, it didn't look right.

Converting of .obj files to Solid Edge part System work fine to import small (less than 1Mb)3D scanned .obj files into Solid Edge. Large scanned files (bigger than 1Mb) take to long to import. We used it to convert a 3D scanned image of a human body part into Solid Edge to lift dimensions and form data for the manufacturing of an experimental prosthetic. Would recommend that UGS incorporate a similar feature into their standard Solid Edge package.