Hey Eugene, Thanks for the information on ccViewer, potentially really useful A better .bat file for you @echo off cd /d "%~dp0\Viewer" ccViewer.exe -MAX "%~dp0\File.bin" This requires all the CCViewer files to be in a sub folder from the batch file, and that folder is called "Viewer" Then in the same folder as this batch file just name the 3D file "File.bin" This will then work, wherever it is on a PC FYI [thanks to Google] "%~" is the special key to start with, "d" is for current driver letter, "p" is for current path and 0 (zero) means the script file itself, in other words "where am I" !
Hey Eugene,
Thanks for the information on ccViewer, potentially really useful
A better .bat file for you
@echo off
cd /d "%~dp0\Viewer"
ccViewer.exe -MAX "%~dp0\File.bin"
This requires all the CCViewer files to be in a sub folder from the batch file, and that folder is called "Viewer"
Then in the same folder as this batch file just name the 3D file "File.bin"
This will then work, wherever it is on a PC
FYI [thanks to Google] "%~" is the special key to start with, "d" is for current driver letter, "p" is for current path and 0 (zero) means the script file itself, in other words "where am I" !
Great information.