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The document provides examples of 3D objects that were modeled for a GM object library, including various conveyor systems, transport vehicles, industrial robots, and other factory equipment. Dialog boxes and code examples are also listed for some of the objects. A wide range of factory components were modeled, from conveyors and material handling devices to robot systems, booths, and control panels.
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- 1. Examples of Objects Modeled for GM 3D Object Library Bleichert Top Load Single Conveyor FactoryCad Object Bleichert Top Load Single Conveyor FactoryCad Dialog Box
- 2. Bleichert Top Load Dual Conveyor FactoryCad Object Bleichert Top Load Dual Conveyor FactoryCad Dialog Box
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- 4. Bleichert Top Load Triple Conveyor FactoryCad Object Bleichert Top Load Triple Conveyor FactoryCad Dialog Box
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