Millimeter-Grid

A Millimeter-Paper - approx. in the "DIN A3"-Format (300 x 420 mm) - how used at schools in times, where "Digital Applications" were still unknown. I created this model for a possible use of: 1.) Background for renderings of 3D-models, to show the relation of dimensioning to the base unit of »mm« 2.) Import as the first model to a render engine - like »KeyShot« or others - and placing in the second step the model you want to render, with the same scale. In the second case you can present your model exactly in the right comparision to the "Millimeter-Grid". Thinkable for all models with a dimensioning within the format of "DIN A3". Notes: My model is a non-merged surface model, with quilts only. In the assembly the part (70 x 100 mm) is patterned in two directions: (first direction = 6 times, second direction = 3 times). A solution with a relative short regeneration time of the surface model. The orientation of (.bip)- and (.jpeg)-data is the "Cavalier Projection" in perspective- and orthogonal views. The angles of orientation can be found after opening one of the (.bip)-files. Available data: Native (.asm)-file for users of »PTC Creo Parametric 2.0« (.bip)-files for users of »KeyShot« (.jpg)-files for backgrounds in other applications