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The primitive objects are stored as resources of type 3DGF in the script. Objects read-in from files can also be stored this way, according to user preferences. The contents of a 3DGF resource are the same as a 3DGF file, header and all. The quadrics are tagged as "Private" chunks, owned by Three-D. You CAN write this same resource information into the data fork of a 3DGF file, and Three-D will accept it. This is NOT the same thing as making the primitives in MacroModel, since bicubic MacroModel models lacks the various animatable quadric parameters. kb Read action !reply Enter reply. (/EXIT when done) 1: Thanks yfor your reply in the Macromedia forum. I found your 3 2: DGF utilit y in the library, too. I remember your names fro 3: m the Amiga market, a few years back. Or mabe ybe you v 4: isited the Amiga Forum oce nce in a while… 5: 6: I'm still working at Syndesis Corporation, we make InterChange 7: Plus, a system of 3D treanslanslation tools. We've explandanded to in 8: clude many other formats, beyond the Amiga. – a lot like 9: CadMover on the Mac. 10: 11: It sounds like you use ModelMarkker and Macromedia 3_-D D a lot… c12: an you tell me more about what you do? 13: 14: John Foust 15: /exit Post action !mail Message mailed to 71540,3413 via CompuServe Mail