Half65
Guest
Can someone open the e.iv files created by creo saving them for inventor? He does, there are but at the time of opening them or assembling them he does not see them.
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Half65
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the creo me creates them as *.iv while inventor viewer that I have just installed is looking for me *.iam and renamed them gives me error... which file creates creo *.iv?? ? ?
freexf
Guest
native inventor files are estension .ipt, .iam. creo cannot export in these forms, but it can import them.
The .iv extension that I create can export is a facet format like the stl.
The .iv extension that I create can export is a facet format like the stl.
Gabriello
Guest
Good morning.
I'm hooking up with this discussion. Is it possible to import inventor's designs, but can it maintain the relationship gra table and part? I better explain if I amount a.ipt/.iam with .drw connected, can I create both while keeping the relationship?
Thank you.
I'm hooking up with this discussion. Is it possible to import inventor's designs, but can it maintain the relationship gra table and part? I better explain if I amount a.ipt/.iam with .drw connected, can I create both while keeping the relationship?
Thank you.
320i S
Guest
no, because the quotation part is and remains the owner of the starting cad, there is still no common language of translation (type stp, but that however is limited to only some information of mathematics and few other aspects).Good morning.
I'm hooking up with this discussion. Is it possible to import inventor's designs, but can it maintain the relationship gra table and part? I better explain if I amount a.ipt/.iam with .drw connected, can I create both while keeping the relationship?
Thank you.
only with cartia and nx there is a direct translation from the file that allows to overwrite the native file, obtaining the mathematical differences directly in creo, as if the file was creo.
but at level 2d even in these cases, the correlation remains.
freexf
Guest
That interaction exists for direct modeling.
a creo bdl file is traddoto on creo as model 3d with relative table, both associated and dependent.
in general, an external 3d model type stp/igs and relative mess ain table in 2d type dxf/dwg, can be with specific tools of creo to associate them, such "autobuildz and the "legacy migration".
a creo bdl file is traddoto on creo as model 3d with relative table, both associated and dependent.
in general, an external 3d model type stp/igs and relative mess ain table in 2d type dxf/dwg, can be with specific tools of creo to associate them, such "autobuildz and the "legacy migration".