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Chapter 2. Open PARTsolutions from CAD systems 2.1. Information on provided interfaces of the current PARTsolutions version
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2.1. Information on provided interfaces of the current PARTsolutions version

	Note
	The interfaces were largely standardized for the different systems.

Via installation routine, interfaces for the following CAD systems are provided:

AutoCAD 2014 - 2021
Creo Elements/Direct Drafting 17.0/18.0/ (19 on request)
Creo Elements/Direct Modeling 18-20.x
Creo Parametric 1-7, ElementsPro 5.0
Inventor 2014-2021
MegaCAD (on request available as separate ISO)
Medusa 4

NX 8 bis 12, NX 1847, >= 1872, >= 1926, 1980

Note

Special note on NX 12:

PSOL 11.0 SP3 is the last PSOL version supporting NX 12.0.0.

As of PSOL 11.0 SP4 versions as of NX 12.0.1 are supported.

This only concerns NX 12. Earlier major releases of NX are not affected and remain supported down to NX 8.

Solid Edge ST6-ST10, 2019-2021
SolidWorks 2014-2021

This chapter is divided into the following sections:

Section 2.2, “Integrating the PARTsolutions interface ”
Section 2.3, “Function check of the PARTsolutions interface ”
Section 2.4, “Opening the interface ”

Section 2.5, “CAD specific menu commands and information ”

In this section, all CAD systems that are available for the current interfaces, are listed in alphabetical order with their respective commands/menu items.

Classification is as follows:

Standard information

The PARTsolutions menu of the respective interface is graphically illustrated and the individual menu items are links (see example below).

Note

By clicking on a link you reach the respective section under Section 2.5, “CAD specific menu commands and information ”.

Back to initial point with Alt + <-.

Example:

Additional information

Here you receive information specific to CAD.

For example, regarding placement dialogs or interface activation.

Section 2.6, “ CAD encompassing reference of all menu commands”

This section contains all menu commands comprehensive within CAD.

The exact wording of the chapter headings of the individual commands may result in small differences. Some CAD systems use a short text due to character restrictions.