fabrizio_brescia
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Hello, everyone.
I would like to use mainly proe to import ecad data that allow me to model and 3d cards starting from the data exported from my electronic system.
I understood the correct spin of the files, i read a .emn that is the tab contour, and then read the .emp that is the 3d representation of stylized components.
if there are real 3d models with the same load proe
many components are creating them, others are missing.
Since those we create have almost black or gray patches, just made the import, at a glance you do not understand well what are the stylized components of proes (which have light gray color) from those made by us.
I would like therefore that importing files the color of the walls extruded by default was for example a bright green or a magenta, tones easily recognizable from those made by me.
I attach a pair of .emn and .emp files (open the .emn first and then automatically he searches for .emp) for your tests.
Thank you.
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I would like to use mainly proe to import ecad data that allow me to model and 3d cards starting from the data exported from my electronic system.
I understood the correct spin of the files, i read a .emn that is the tab contour, and then read the .emp that is the 3d representation of stylized components.
if there are real 3d models with the same load proe
many components are creating them, others are missing.
Since those we create have almost black or gray patches, just made the import, at a glance you do not understand well what are the stylized components of proes (which have light gray color) from those made by us.
I would like therefore that importing files the color of the walls extruded by default was for example a bright green or a magenta, tones easily recognizable from those made by me.
I attach a pair of .emn and .emp files (open the .emn first and then automatically he searches for .emp) for your tests.
Thank you.
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