A large, horned mammal native to Africa, depicted in bold vector lines.
A large, horned mammal native to Africa, depicted in bold vector lines. SVG illustration of a rhino, a large African mammal commonly found in savannas and grasslands. A large African mammal with a distinctive horn, suitable for use in design projects. A large, grey herbivorous mammal with a distinctive horn on its nose, native to Africa.
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Can I convert a 3D SVG file to DXF format?

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To merge a new DXF file with an existing design, go to File > Merge and select the DXF file you want to import.