Add a 3D PDF as attachment to a new PDF

Aspose.PDF Product Family
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Hi,

Is it possible to insert/merge a 3D pdf as input to a new PDF with Aspose.PDF?

Kind regards,
Phap Nguyen

3D.zip (1.1 KB)

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@phapnguyen

Is it your expected output that you shared? OR do you want to add it inside an empty document? OR do you want to add a 3D Object inside PDF? Please share a bit more details about your requirements so that we can share related information with you.

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Hi Asad,

I have a 3D PDF and I have a text PDF. My requirement is to insert the 3D PDF into the existing text PDF at a certain page. Is that possible?

Kind regards,
Phap Nguyen

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@phapnguyen

You can please try adding PdfFileStamp using the code below in order to achieve your requirements:

Facades.PdfFileStamp fileStamp = new Facades.PdfFileStamp();
fileStamp.BindPdf(dataDir + "original_doc.pdf");
Aspose.Pdf.Facades.Stamp stamp = new Aspose.Pdf.Facades.Stamp();
stamp.BindPdf(dataDir + "stamp.pdf", 1);
stamp.SetOrigin(20, 20);
stamp.IsBackground = false;
fileStamp.AddStamp(stamp);
fileStamp.Save(dataDir + "output21.1.pdf");
fileStamp.Close();
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Hi Asad,

With your code above a 3D PDF can not be stamped. See my 3D attachment which can not be stamped.

Kind regards,
Phap Nguyen

Please unzip the attachment to see the 3D pdf.
input3D.zip (29.3 KB)

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@phapnguyen

Would you please also share the generated PDF output at your end? We will further proceed to assist you accordingly. Also, please share an expected output PDF as well.

7

Hi Asad,

I have found a work-around with Extracting and Concatenating PDF streams.

Kind regards,
Phap Nguyen

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@phapnguyen

It is good to know that your issue has been resolved. We requested for a sample expected file so that we could further check whether it could also be achieved using concatenation functionality or not. Please keep using our API and feel free to create a new topic in case you face any issues.