Free 3D Viewer Enhanced for Greater Productivity and Support for Windows 7.
San Francisco, CA.— Lattice Technology® Inc., the standard for digital mock up and technical documentation software today released the latest version of XVL Player and XVL Player Pro.
The free XVL Player enables full viewing, measurement, markup, cross-section and animation playback. Lattice Technology’s XVL format is the industry’s most compressed 3D format with no loss of accuracy of the data. This lightweight footprint for 3D allows complex 3D data and assemblies to be viewed on lower-specification PCs and easily shared across a network or the internet. XVL Player enables XVL data to have additional annotation and metadata embedded within it, as well as assembly animations, structure tree data and more.
XVL Player Ver. 10.2 delivers greater functionality for handling embedded assembly animations in the 3D data, including improved playback controls, as well as Windows 7 support. Additional features for hiding and revealing trace lines in an illustration or animation have also been added.
XVL Player can be downloaded at no charge for anyone needing to view XVL data. XVL Player is used extensively at global manufacturers throughout the shop floors, support and service and at suppliers’ sites.
Jun 4, 2010
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