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Old   February 22, 2017, 17:34
Default Difference between a .cmdb file and a .meshdat file
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Hello everyone.

I just wanted to know the difference between a .cmdb file and a .meshdat file because I can have both but I don't really know the advantage of any over the other...

They seem to be pretty much the same, aside from the extension.

I've looked this on line but there are no answers over there.

Thanks for any of your helpful replies!
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