Making the embedded geometry into an external geometry .obj file is easy. You just take everything between the '{' and '}' after geomCustom (minus the numb values) and write it to a file, hopefully in the RuntimeGeometries folder somewhere, name it [something].obj. You can copy the 'numb' values to the external file, but place a '#' in front of each so that they are seen as comments by .obj file parsers. Then you remove: geomCustom { numbVerts 2880 numbTVerts 2999 numbTSets 11448 numbElems 2880 numbSets 11448 [embedded obj file] } and replace with: storageOffset 0 0.3487 0 objFileGeom 0 0 :Runtime:Geometries:...:[something].obj That simple.

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