Google filetype goes 3D!

Content of 3D-graphic files is indexed.

[pmkpmk]

Wow! First PDF, then Flash... and now I found that it finds AND UNDERSTANDS certain 3D-fileformats too.

Try:

• filetyp:dwg for AutoCAD files - Google even parses the file and gives descriptions derived from the content!
  
• filetype:3ds for 3D-Studio files - again, then content is parsed
  
• filetype:c4d gives you Cinema 4D files - but no content parsed
  
• filetype:lwo finds LightWave files with descriptions
  
• filetype:obj well, you have to hand-pick the 3D files from many non-3D-results...
  

I am VERY surprised that they even parse the contents of many 3D formats...

[pmkpmk]

Forgot to mention: filetype:dxf gives another popular AutoCAD format with parsed content...

[Lord Majestic]

AND UNDERSTANDS certain 3D-fileformats too.

It is highly likely to be just picking up whatever text fields are present in these file formats, everything else should be ignored.

[pmkpmk]

That's basically what I call "understand". But... it's good, isn't it?

[Lord Majestic]

I am not saying its bad - perhaps for some people searching for file of that format would be beneficial, but I doubt its mainstream feature and saying that Google understand 3D formats implies in my humble view far more than just using possibly stored bits of text.