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June 13, 2007, 10:56
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Can you model a 3D shape in Pro-E and transfer it to Gambit? Im trying to teach myself 3D modelling by use of tutorials (which is proving difficult) and can use Pro-E. any help would be most appreciated. D
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June 13, 2007, 14:39
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Best bet would be to save your Pro-E part as ACIS or ParaSolid (Save a Copy or Save As) - then import that to Gambit. (I believe Gambit itself is ACIS based - so that may be the best bet.)
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June 14, 2007, 00:21
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I have found that STEP files work the best. (Although I have never tried a parasolid out of Pro/E.)
If you save a copy as a step file and then import it to Gambit, all geometry will be real ACIS geometry. |
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