
OBJ to IV Conversion
A straightforward guide to help you effortlessly convert OBJ to IV in 3 easy steps:
Download & Install:
Convert your OBJ files to IV format seamlessly using Autoconverter - simply install and launch the software on your system.Import OBJ File:
Either click Open... to browse for your .obj file, or drag and drop it anywhere in the application window.Export to IV Format:
Use Save As... to specify both location and filename (with .iv extension) for your exported file.
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Alias Wavefront Object File
A text-based file format, open standard for storing and exchanging 3D geometry data, widely used across 3D modeling, animation, and rendering software. Unlike binary formats, OBJ files store mesh data in human-readable text, making them highly compatible but less storage-efficient.
Main Benefits and Features
Named Group Objects:
OBJ files can store multiple objects with different names in a single file, which can be useful for organizing complex 3D scenes.Surface Materials:
The OBJ file format supports surface materials with transparent colors and texture images, providing more realistic and detailed 3D models.Geometry Primitives:
OBJ files can store geometry primitives in the form of quads or triangles. However, during the OBJ file conversion using our converters, any quad primitives will be simplified into two triangles, as only triangular facets are supported.OBJ File Size:
Due to its textual format, OBJ files tend to have larger sizes compared to binary file formats like 3DS (3D Studio) or SKP (SketchUp). This means that OBJ files may take longer to load or transfer, and may require more storage space.
OBJ File Conversion
Autoconverter is the best OBJ file converter due to its high accuracy, fast processing speed, and wide 3D format support. It ensures lossless conversions while preserving model details, offering a user-friendly interface for seamless file conversion. If you need to handle OBJ files in AutoCAD, you can use our Automesher Application, which allows for seamless import and export of OBJ files directly in your CAD environment.
Inventor File
The IV format is a 3D graphics file standard developed by Silicon Graphics (SGI) for representing complete 3D scenes. As a text-based format, it stores hierarchical scene graphs containing geometric shapes, materials, lighting, textures, and environment properties. Closely tied to the Open Inventor toolkit, this format served as a foundational C++ library for 1990s 3D graphics development.
Key Features of IV
File Structure:
Uses human-readable ASCII encoding with nested node hierarchies that organize 3D scene elements.Format Origin:
Developed by Silicon Graphics in the early 1990s as the native file format for their Open Inventor 3D graphics toolkit.Scene Representation:
Implements a directed acyclic graph (DAG) structure to define parent-child relationships between 3D objects.Visual Attributes::
Stores comprehensive material definitions including ambient/diffuse/specular colors, shininess, and transparency.Texture Mapping:
Supports both procedural and image-based textures with UV coordinate mapping.
IV File Conversion
Autoconverter simplifies the process of converting your 3D models into the IV format, ensuring seamless compatibility with both legacy and modern 3D tools. Our IV files converter preserves your geometry, materials, and scene hierarchy in a human-readable structure that remains editable across workflows. Still using legacy Open Inventor tools? Convert modern FBX/glTF models to pristine IV format with Autoconverter today!
OBJ vs. IV Comparison
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Extensions | .obj | .iv |
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