export file *.asm.

[Bredley]

Good day to all

It will certainly have been posted even though I did not find an open discussion about my problem, or at least I did not find an answer that made me understand.

I would like to kindly ask you a procedure which I may be very detailed with which I can export an openable file, from a rhino or autocad program in an appropriate format that preserves mesh

not from the table mass that I saw that you can do, but from the aid.
use (not so long and from this my question you see ) pro\engineer wildfire 2.0


Thank you all

 

[maxopus]

hello bredley, as an automatic responder, I invite you, as required by the forum regulation, to introduce you to other users.
for your question:
to rhino you can export the assembly in iges format (I don't remember if rhino reads the steps ... in case I do it I prefer the step to the iges);
to autocad you can export to acis (*.sat).

 

[Bredley]

thank you very much maxopus
You're perfect!

... speaking of presentation even if I am enrolled by a lot of term, but having almost never actively participated in the forums the least is to present me as you said I call alessandro and I am of pisa.

 

[3dxx]

I confirm rhino cares the steps without problems.
the files together just explode them and get all the toui components divided into the various levels.

 

[Bredley]

Thank you, this seems very interesting

....but maybe a little too complicated for my current pro_e knowledge.
If it's not too complicated you'd know how to blow up a pro-e set (I think it does automatically + or -, or how much, after you give it a rhino! )

thanks alessandro

 

[maxopus]

in pro/e nothing explodes... explosions leave them autocad users
Probably 3dxx refers to an operation that you do in rhino.

 

[3dxx]

I was referring to rhino. when it matters a proe assembly sees it as a unique entity, if you explode it you can see all the various components together.