U3D model in PDF

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   Hello
I use the AddU3DAnnotationFromFile to insert a U3D model to a PDF file. After inserting the U3D model it's shown with model render mode solid, a dark grey background and no lights.
I know you can change this settings in the toolbar above the U3d model in the acrobat PDF reader.

But how can I change the following settings with the library, so that the user has a proper displayed U3D model: 
1. Background color? I want to have a white background.
2. Bighting? I want to set CAD optimized lights.
3. Model model render mode? I want to set it to solid outline.
4. Model rotation

How can I do this?

Thanks!

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gwo Members Profile Find Members Posts Beginner Joined: 20 Jan 15 Location: Liechtenstein Status: Offline Points: 2	Post Options Post Reply Quote gwo Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: U3D model in PDF Posted: 20 Jan 15 at 12:51PM
	Hello I use the AddU3DAnnotationFromFile to insert a U3D model to a PDF file. After inserting the U3D model it's shown with model render mode solid, a dark grey background and no lights. I know you can change this settings in the toolbar above the U3d model in the acrobat PDF reader. But how can I change the following settings with the library, so that the user has a proper displayed U3D model: 1. Background color? I want to have a white background. 2. Bighting? I want to set CAD optimized lights. 3. Model model render mode? I want to set it to solid outline. 4. Model rotation How can I do this? Thanks!

AndrewC Members Profile Find Members Posts Moderator Group Joined: 08 Dec 10 Location: Geelong, Aust Status: Offline Points: 841	Post Options Post Reply Quote AndrewC Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 27 Jan 15 at 10:20AM
	gwo, This is currently not possible and would require a whole us to add a set U3D of functions to give you the full functionality. This could get quite complex with all the different options available. Andrew.