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Choose fileWhat is a .BLEND file?
.blend is a CAD (computer-aided design) format for technical drawings and 3D engineering models.
Common uses
- • Engineering drawings
- • Architectural plans
- • Manufacturing specs
Metadata you can expect to find
- • Software/version used
- • Units and scale
- • Layer structure
- • Creation/modification dates
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