Ilario
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you have the "fast mode setting" active... .
useful in speed, less in functionality....
useful in speed, less in functionality....
Yes, but I never use it because when I open a set 9 times out of 10 I open it for changes.you have the "fast mode setting" active... .
useful in speed, less in functionality....
We solved it here in our own way:returning to the initial question, other roads to export a model that can only serve for the bulk, mounts etc. are there not?
I intend to export a model that does not contain the inside of the same, so that no one can copy anything.
How come this choice?We solved it here in our own way:
we place inside the iam a full body ( .ipt brick - as we call it) covering everything that should not be seen.
we turn everything into step and send it to the applicant. so doing all the outside, the fixing holes, colors, etc. remain well visible but also sezionandolo inside you see everything full.
It seems to me that it is the only fast way not to show the internal mechanical processing and parts and related subaxis contained.How come this choice?
using the simplified part is so difficult?
Any suggestions?wrong, you carry exactly your model.the best thing is to pass the converted file in neutral format (step,stl...) in this way transfer only the external enclosure of objects
I was about to write it...wrong, you carry exactly your model.
proof is that you use those formats to exchange files between different cads.
if as you say you see only the outer casing as they would do, for example, the foundries to realize bodies with internal ducts?
I attach comparisons to make the idea better.