Creating Vector Graphics from Realistic Visual Style Viewport

[hillcofire_2]

I've dived into the forums and searched the internet for the answers, but no answers.  

I have a project where I'm creating graphics in AutoCAD 2020.  I then have the viewport (and sometimes model space) set to the Realistic Visual Style.  This displays in AutoCAD exactly what I want to see.  All the workflows and 3rd party programs I use to convert this to an EMF, WMF, SVG, or DXF either produces my graphic as a Wireframe Visual Style, or a high resolution raster image.  I'm needing the Realistic Visual Style as a vectorized graphic so I can add it to a web-based display that zooms in and out without losing resolution and pixelating.  

Any help?

[pendean]

AutoCAD is not a "vector graphics" capable software package. Sorry.

[Alfred.NESWADBA]

Hi,

>> needing the Realistic Visual Style as a vectorized graphic

Visual style "Realistic" means:

• the 3D objects are display in a rendered environment (with shaders), with colors + maybe texture, illumination depending on lights (location, distance, light type)

What you can transfer as file is

• either the geometry as vectors ... or
• the rendered image as raster

but not raster + vector in one file.

If you can tell us more about the needs maybe we have some ideas.

- alfred -