Help merging 3d files into one 3d-pdf-scene

Is it possible with the LCS to merge 3d-files into a single 3d-pdf-scene just like it is in the Adobe 3D Reviewer? I don't have a "Master"-file that defines an assembly like a catia *.CATProduct file so I can't refer supporting documents in the Generator3D. I also tried the assembler-service but with that I was only able to create a PDF that holds all the single 3d-data on different pages and therefore in seperated 3d-scenes.
thanks

Hi Timo,
If you are still interested in this functionality to merge 3D files in batch, please contact me at [email protected] to discuss further.
Thanks.

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