file extension for me unknown

[Rino Verde]

Bye to all,
I have received from abroad a .x_t file extension ( exactly like this)
I did a search on the web and managed to understand that it was a parasolid.
I managed to open that file I am with the artcam assembler and so I can't work + from time to time in qanto to changes.
is there any one of you who knows that type of extension and which sw has been used for realization or which sw opens it as solid?

Thank you!

 

[MarcoBi]

should be the parasolid kernel exchange format as solid edge and ug.

 

[numero1]

should not, it is!!!

nx ex unigraphics (ug), uses that format for imports/exports outside the world siemens.
I imagine doing the same solidedge

Hi.

 

[Rino Verde]

Thank you so much!
I wanted to understand if it was possible to open the file and export it correctly so as to process it and change it in rhinoceros.
is there any of you who can do it or you need to have solidedge?
Thank you!

 

[numero1]

I don't understand... :
If you have the parasolid file, does that mean you have the file already exported, or not?
and if you've already exported you don't need to export it again, but import it, and don't know if it's possible with this software.
unless you have already imported it (with rhino), you have noticed that it came wrong and want to re-export it in parasolid.
but at this point you should have the original file of solidedge or nx
At least I realized that, where am I wrong?
Hi.

 

[cacciatorino]

Bye to all,
I have received from abroad a .x_t file extension ( exactly like this)
I did a search on the web and managed to understand that it was a parasolid.
I managed to open that file I am with the artcam assembler and so I can't work + from time to time in qanto to changes.
is there any one of you who knows that type of extension and which sw has been used for realization or which sw opens it as solid?

Thank you!

If it's not too big or too reserved, zip it and tie it, and then I'll convert it to step or iges, as you prefer.

 

[Rino Verde]

answer by number1: I managed to open it only in artcam from assembler, but I can only export it to obj or stl.
I have no chance (at least according to my knowledge) to open it in rhino here is why I asked who solidedge to open it and export it in step or iges.reply for hunter: I'll send you the file, you'll do me a big favor if I convert it.
Thanks to everyone anyway.... obviously if there is someone who knows the system to open those files in rhino I would be very happy.

 

[numero1]

I repeat I do not know rhino, but doing a simple search on the net seems that it is possible, perhaps through an external plugin, but possible:http://www.rhino3d.com/it/resources/?id=465even if the link I put refers to version 4.
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[Rino Verde]

hunter Let me know if you got the mpnumber1 I saw the plugin but I think there is no version for rhino5 64 bit. If you have any news about what I need exactly you let me know?
Thank you again!

 

[cacciatorino]

hunter Let me know if you got the mpnumber1 I saw the plugin but I think there is no version for rhino5 64 bit. If you have any news about what I need exactly you let me know?
Thank you again!

answered via mp.

Bye.

 

[Rino Verde]

Thank you very much alessandro,
Can I ask you what sw you opened the files?

 

[cacciatorino]

Thank you very much alessandro,
Can I ask you what sw you opened the files?

an old version of solid edge.

 

[numero1]

hunter Let me know if you got the mpnumber1 I saw the plugin but I think there is no version for rhino5 64 bit. If you have any news about what I need exactly you let me know?
Thank you again!

I searched for muzzo, that is the first result that appears to me of google, with a search + accurate maybe it would have jumped out.
happy to know that hunter solved your problem.
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[Rino Verde]

thank you all again!