This neat little Plug-in allows you to export small areas of your model to .pdf format. You can even export all of your "clashes" to 3D .pdf.
From their site:
Translated using Babylon.com:3D 공간을 문서화 하는 기술 !
3PDF는 무료 어도비 리더로 3D 모델에 대한 설계 검토를 할 수 있도록 하여 줍니다. 3D PDF는 항공부문과 제조업에서 기업간 협업과 3D 기술문서화, 협업 수단으로 사용되고 있으나 건설, 플랜트, 조선과 같은 중후장대 산업군에서는 모델이 크므로 뷰잉 성능이 낮아 잘 사용되지 않고 있습니다. 인트라네크는 이러한 성능 문제를 해결하여 무료 어도비 리더의 잇점을 활용할 수 있도록 Eagle 3D PDF Exporter를 개발하였습니다.
I think it loses something in the translation.3 D space technology document! 3 PDF is free Adobe Reader 3 D model for the review the Designed to allow. 3 D PDF aviation sector and the manufacturing industry-business collaboration and 3 D document technology, collaboration tool, and use, but construction, plant, such as the pole of the industry after the model since there is a high-performance in view, well is not used. In a Alelanesia these performance troubleshooter free Adobe Reader's benefits you can take advantage of Eagle to 3 D PDF Exporter development.
If you're adventurous, give it a try. Free 14 day trial
The only complaint I have so far is that the Y and Z axis seemed swapped in my PDFs. I've had the similar problems before when I start a .nwd from a .dwf exported from Revit. Anybody have ideas about that one?
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PS the Linked In conversation about the launch mentioned a discounted rate to non-Korean buyers until they get a marketing partner. Sounds like opportunity on both fronts.
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