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step to ug

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(OP)
Hi there !
I joined this forum today.

I'm trying to import stp file into UGNX.When I import stp file, UG file is a assy file with children.I don't want assy file.I want after step to ug conversion, one single file with may be many solid bodies and not assy file with children.

Any help please.

Thanks

RE: step to ug

Exporting the step result via Export > Parasolid and re-importing the Parasolid in a new file would do the work

RE: step to ug

....or you could just save the assembly then import each part into one of the component files.

Tim Flater
Senior Designer
Enkei America, Inc.
www.enkei.com

RE: step to ug

in the step import options you can "flattern" the assembley

RE: step to ug

(OP)
nkwheelguy,toniechang- Actually I'm making std. parts library.So there are many stp files.Importing each file was time consuming as well as error-prone.
Thanks for the tip.

uwam2ie- I was working in NX. There is no option to flatten assy in NX. But it's there in NX2. So I followed:

stp--to--NX2(with flatten assy)---to--stp--to--NX

Thanks again to all of you.

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