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How to export Geogebra 3D in vector format (e.g. SVG, PDF)?
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In https://www.geogebra.org/3d, my options are:
- Export image.
Result: Image successfully saved on my computer as PNG file.
- Download as SVG.
Result: A zero-byte SVG file is saved to my computer. When I try to open it, it says, "Failed to load the requested file."
- Download as PDF.
Result: Nothing happens.
So, question: How to export Geogebra 3D in vector format (e.g. SVG, PDF)?
The same question 
Have you tried ExportImage command?
https://wiki.geogebra.org/e...
I just tried entering the following into the Input line and pressing Enter, nothing happened:
ExportImage("type","pdf","filename","test.pdf")
Vector formats don't really suit 3D (eg hidden object removal / clipping)
You can try Download As -> Collada (html) here:
https://beta.geogebra.org/3d
which then has an Export SVG button - just for fun though
By the way, how on earth is this question marked "Answered"? So far the only "answers" I've gotten are:
Neither of which is an answer.
This is still not answered. I have the same question.
Is it possible to pop up message "SVG/PDF format is not supported!" and "Custom size/scale/DPI is not supported!" or "Features are not implemented yet!". I spent more than an hour looking for a solution and it was just a waste of time. I've tried linux, windows, Geogebra 5, Geogebra 6, ... long story ...
In the version 5 the ExportImage works, but there is another problem/bug. I can't properly open saved file (btw correctly working) - "Opening file failed - processing of command IntersectPath(x=2, sqrt(x^2+y^2))" - "eq1: undefined"
It is terrible to create high-resolution drawings of 3D objects (with axes) that we need in our new math book. All we need is nice looking pictures. I think Geogebra can do it well, but some minor problems make it really harder to work.
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