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    Eagle3d is a library with 3D-POVRay models of electronic components. There are a lot of parts missing in the library. So if somebody is intrested in creating some parts with the Scene Description Language of POVRay you are welcome. The important thing is that one unit in POVRay is one mm in the reality. This is necessary because all the parts have to have the same size.

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    Eagle3d is a library with 3D-POVRay models of electronic components. There are a lot of parts missing in the library. So if somebody is intrested in creating some parts with the Scene Description Language of POVRay you are welcome. The important thing is that one unit in POVRay is one mm in the reality. This is necessary because all the parts have to have the same size.

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    En Eagle3d Manual

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    Augusto Casais
    Eagle3d is a library with 3D-POVRay models of electronic components. There are a lot of parts missing in the library. So if somebody is intrested in creating some parts with the Scene Description Language of POVRay you are welcome. The important thing is that one unit in POVRay is one mm in the reality. This is necessary because all the parts have to have the same size.

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    23-07-2010 en:eagle3d:eagle3d [www.matwei.

    de]

    Eagle3D
    Some time ago there was a question in one of the Eagle-Newsgroups if it is possible to translate the 2D-
    layout into a 3-dimensional view. It was not possible. So I started the development of Eagle3D. After a
    couple of days I had an ULP and a library with 3D-POVRay models of electronic components. Out of a
    board like this:

    a picture like this is generated.

    It is possible to change some of the colors. So you can use different colors for the PCB, the copper or
    the background. This picture was created by:

    http://www.matwei.de/doku.php?id=e… 1/3
    23-07-2010 en:eagle3d:eagle3d [www.matwei.de]
    Load the board into Eagle
    Start the ULP
    Select the options in the ULP-dialog
    Let the ULP create the POVRay-file
    Start POVRay and load the produced file
    Start raytracing
    Wait for about 30s
    Finish

    You can download the latest version here

    Windows-Installer (1,6MB) [/lib/exe/fetch.php?


    id=en%3Aeagle3d%3Aeagle3d&cache=cache&media=files:eagle3d:eagle3d_1_05_27112006.exe]
    ZIP (1,5MB) [/lib/exe/fetch.php?
    id=en%3Aeagle3d%3Aeagle3d&cache=cache&media=files:eagle3d:eagle3d_1_05_27112006.zip]
    tar.bz2 (1,4MB) [/lib/exe/fetch.php?
    id=en%3Aeagle3d%3Aeagle3d&cache=cache&media=files:eagle3d:eagle3d_1_05_27112006.tar.bz2]

    Here are all parts as images.

    ZIP (38MB) [/lib/exe/fetch.php?


    id=en%3Aeagle3d%3Aeagle3d&cache=cache&media=files:eagle3d:library_images_1_05.zip]
    tar.bz2 (36MB) [/lib/exe/fetch.php?
    id=en%3Aeagle3d%3Aeagle3d&cache=cache&media=files:eagle3d:library_images_1_05.tar.bz2]

    Before you use Eagle3D for the first time you should carefully read the documentation.

    With every new version I will send a newsletter. Visit the following website to subscribe or unsubscribe
    the newsletter.

    http://www.freelists.org/list/eagle3d [http://www .freelists.org/list/eagle3d]

    There are a lot of parts missing in the library. So if somebody is intrested in creating some parts with the
    Scene Description Language of POVRay you are welcome. The important thing is that one unit in POVRay
    is one mm in the reality. This is necessary because all the parts have to have the same size.

    This picture was created with v0.93. There was no work on the produced POVRay file after generating it
    with the ULP. I changed only some options in the ULP-Dialog and started the conversion. My Athlon
    1000MHz rendered about 110s on the original picture(1024×768 with AA).

    http://www.matwei.de/doku.php?id=e… 2/3
    23-07-2010 en:eagle3d:eagle3d [www.matwei.de]

    This PCB was planned to be a MP3-Player but was never built.

    To show the possiblities of POVRay i created a small video which shows a flight around another PCB i
    have designed.

    rs232tocf.mpg [/lib/exe/fetch.php?
    id=en%3Aeagle3d%3Aeagle3d&cache=cache&media=files:eagle3d:rs232tocf.mpg] (about 1.1MB MPEG1)

    Originaly the video consits of 200 frames with 600kB each. To render this 200 frames my Athlon 1GHz
    needed about three hours.

    en/eagle3 d/eagle3 d.txt · L as t modified: 2 0 0 6 /1 1 /2 7 2 0 :4 3 by admin

    http://www.matwei.de/doku.php?id=e… 3/3

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