Defines a methodology for describing product data. You can open and insert parts and assemblies and export parts and assemblies., STL, and STEP Standard for the Exchange of Product model data (ISO 10303). You can import and export CATIA files., Parasolid Parasolid geometric modeling kernel. Components maintain their mirror relationships when they are exported.įor CATIA Modeling engine by Dassault Systèmes. Hidden lines are exported with the default line weight. Image size (pixels): For Bitmap, GIF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF files opens Image Size dialog You can select the STEP protocol when you export designs. Protocol: For STEP Standard for the Exchange of Product model data (ISO 10303). Store 3D data as: For PDF, choose either Geometry (PRC B-Rep) or Facets only (Universal 3D) Choose a standard viewĮxport part manufacturing information (JT) You can also select Snap View and click a face to view it head-on. These settings individually or you can apply one of the following preconfigured views: Trimetric, Isometric, View Orientation settings that you can apply to your design, including spin, pan, and zoom. Improve data on export to clean up imprinted edges and split curves when you export data. Options to also set your default export options for the selected file type. Override Units is available when you export some file types. Select one or more external components and click Browse to rename or replace the components. References to display all the external components referenced by the file. Save as copy if you want to save copies of external components referenced by the design with new names or replace external components with other external components. Select a file type from the Save as type drop-down.ĭepending on the selected file type, additional options appear in the Save As window: Your design must be saved as a document before you can export it in another format. The name of the imported file is displayed in the Status Log when it is successful.Įxpand the sections below for information about a specific file format. If you open an Inventor, Pro/ENGINEER, or Unigraphics file that has missing components, you will be prompted to locate the missing files.Ĭlick Stop in the status bar to cancel an import while it is in progress.
If there is an invalid character in the path of a file you are trying to open or insert, that character is replaced with a valid character to avoid errors.
If you are inserting a file, it appears as an external component within the active design. If you are opening a file, it is displayed in a new Design window Area in the user interface that displays your model or assembly. Navigate to and select the file you want to open or insert. Select Check geometry to run the geometry check after the file is opened or imported. For descriptions of these options or to set their default values, click Options. tab.ĭepending on the selected file type, additional elements appear in the Open window. Select Open from the File menu or click in the Quick Access toolbar, or click the Insert tool in the Insert ribbon group on the Design 2D or 3D model that contains at least one top-level component. If you import a file and it fails, the reason for the failure is reported in the Status Log on the lower right edge of the window. For example, if you export a design to an analysis company, and they tag geometry with load positions, boundary conditions, and so on, then when you re-import that design, make changes, and re-export to the analysis company, they will not need to recreate their tags on the new design. IDs are preserved when other files are opened or inserted into, and the IDs can also be exported. 3D objects include vertices, edges, faces, surfaces, solids, layouts, planes, axes, and origins. Object Anything recognizable by the tools. IDs for edges, faces, and bodies are now stored within the .scdoc file. If you work frequently with non- files, we recommend that you set your file options to optimize the importing and exporting process for your needs.
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Your license type determines which of these actions are supported. Use the Save As command to export parts, assemblies, drawing sheets, and 3D markups to formats read by other applications.
Use the Open command to open files created in any supported format. You are here: Working with SpaceClaim documents > Importing and exporting
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