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The following 3D CAD formats and 3D system neutral formats are available:
For each format the available tabbed pages are listed. With click on the link you can reach the respective section with further information.
Views tabbed page
Filter (Geometry) tabbed page, Export options tabbed page -> Insertion position, Options
Filter (Geometry) tabbed page, Export options tabbed page
Creo Elements/Direct (CoCreate Modeling)
Filter (Geometry) tabbed page, Export options tabbed page
Filter (Geometry) tabbed page, Creo Parametric tabbed page
Views tabbed page
Filter tabbed page
Filter (Geometry) tabbed page, Export options tabbed page -> Insertion position, Options
Filter (Geometry) tabbed page, Export options
For each format the available tabbed pages are listed. With click on the link you can reach the respective section with further information.
Filter (Geometry) tabbed page, Export options tabbed page
Filter (Geometry) tabbed page, Export options tabbed page
Export options -> Export accuracy, Cross-section tabbed page
Export options tabbed page -> Export accuracy, Cross-section tabbed page
Export options tabbed page -> Export accuracy, Cross-section tabbed page
Export options tabbed page -> Export accuracy, Cross-section tabbed page
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On the Export options tabbed page you can adjust the Export accuracy.
Select the desired accuracy in the list field:
The part is calculated with the set level of detail before the export.
The function is identic to the level of detail option in PARTdataManager, but here only temporarily for the export.
Some CAD systems import PARTsolutions parts with the help of macros:
CATIA V4 IUA Macro 3D (see Section 3.1.2.1.2.2.9.1, “CATIA Macro ”)
SolidDesigner Macro 3D (see Section 3.1.2.1.2.2.9.2, “SolidDesigner/OneSpace Modeling Macro ”)
SolidWorks Macro 3D (see Section 3.1.2.1.2.2.9.3, “SolidWorks Macro ”)
Macros record the individual steps that are taken during the creation of a geometry. With the help of this record, the geometry can then later be "reproduced" in the CAD system.
In other words, the imported files are available without the usual connected information (dimensioning, part descriptions, etc.). In addition, no thread display is possible for example.
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For connections, the export via macros is unreasonable, since the important connection information (create with borings, etc.) cannot be exported along with them. |