conversion and modification between models ug and proe

[enzop805]

Hello.

I would need to work with two different programs on a cad model.

the original model is in ug and changes should be made in pro/e

Therefore mathematics must remain intact or at least convertible.

Do you know a method or program capable of doing this?

thanks in advance
win

 

[Parametric_Ozzy]

Hello.

I would need to work with two different programs on a cad model.

the original model is in ug and changes should be made in pro/e

Therefore mathematics must remain intact or at least convertible.

Do you know a method or program capable of doing this?

thanks in advance
win

Your post is really confusing. . .

If the original model is in ug, it is carried out in a neutral format (step/iges/sat), it amounts in pro/e and modifies it, with sure a little effort because forget to have the tree of history, we have talked about it a lot of times.
do this you bring it back in step and reopen it in nug.
greetings

 

[maxopus]

Hello.

I would need to work with two different programs on a cad model.

the original model is in ug and changes should be made in pro/e

Therefore mathematics must remain intact or at least convertible.

Do you know a method or program capable of doing this?

thanks in advance
win

as it has rightly reported to you ozzy, in the passage between parametric cad some information is lost.
to work on the same geometries you must export to a neutral format, such as the (preferable) step or the iges.
In the export you lose mating relationships (the pieces remain in place but the relationships go to be blessed), you lose the relationships between model 3d and any linked tables and finally lose the metadata (materials of the individual parts, and various properties like the designer, the designer and various fines).
Once you import the step in pro/e, if you have a fairly recent version (preferably create) you can make your changes, changing the size (setting the faces of solids), add, edit, or delete feautures (holes, series, bevels, rounding).

made this operation you can re-export in step and deliver files to those who use nx.
who will receive them will have a correct model from the geometric point of view but, he will have to re-enter all metadata and recreate the ties with drawings (drawing file).

 

[enzop805]

but there are no programs capable of converting by preserving the tree.
our client wants to work in proes but we use nozzle

drawings are not complex and I don't care about assembly we are in a concept phase.
if there are no conversion programs it seems that the best solution is the step. right?

a possible solution only for sketches?

 

[maxopus]

but there are no programs capable of converting by preserving the tree.
our client wants to work in proes but we use nozzle

drawings are not complex and I don't care about assembly we are in a concept phase.
if there are no conversion programs it seems that the best solution is the step. right?

a possible solution only for sketches?

no, there are no programs that allow you to preserve the model tree.
for sketch alone, you have to export to dxf or dwg

 

[cacciatorino]

in soli sketch, bisogna esporter in dxf o dwg

also the iges and the step allow (on some serious cads, and unfortunately among them there is not solid edge) the transfer of unifilari 2d geometries in 3d environment.

 

[maxopus]

also the iges and the step allow (on some serious cads, and unfortunately among them there is not solid edge) the transfer of unifilari 2d geometries in 3d environment.

Wait a hunt, explain to me this... I'm a little fulminated tonight.
You mean you can export curves and sketches to iges and step files?

 

[cacciatorino]

Wait a hunt, explain to me this... I'm a little fulminated tonight.
You mean you can export curves and sketches to iges and step files?

I think it's time for you to go to vacation! :biggrin:
http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showpost.php?p=204067&postcount=11

 

[maxopus]

I think it's time for you to go to vacation! :biggrin:
http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showpost.php?p=204067&postcount=11

I've only asked you for confirmation, so you can really bring milk to your knees tonight. You and the other one.

I didn't remember that discussion and that if he had that limit

 

[Parametric_Ozzy]

also the iges and the step allow (on some serious cads, and unfortunately among them there is not solid edge) the transfer of unifilari 2d geometries in 3d environment.

mmmm, however, if ug allowed the export of only 2d geometry the problem would remain, once imported it is however geometry we say "dead" if the explicit extension is not used.

even if something can be done with the basic module of the import data doctor within proe.