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Can SW06 import an Inventor assembly file?

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RawheadRex

Mechanical
Feb 9, 2001
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Hi Folks,

I think that I know the answer to this one but want to check in with everyone to be sure. SW06 can open Inventor part files but there is not any option for assembly files. Is this correct? If so, is there any work-around?

Please pardon the fact that I am blissfully unaware of any of the specifics regarding Inventor (other than it is an Autodesk product). ;)

Best regards,


Chris Gervais
Application Engineeer
CADD Edge
 
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only Inventor parts you can tell by open and change open type and find that it's not in the list.

YOu might look at some type of translator programs like formatworks... not sure if they support that or not, but its worth a try.

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Scott Baugh, CSWP [pc2]
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That's correct, SWx can open an *.ipt file but not an *iam.

I would export the Inventor assembly as a iges, or Step. I doubt exports to parasolid.

Does anybody know what Kernal Inventor uses?

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Heckler
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Heckler,

I was under the impression that Autodesk was still using the ACIS kernel. I don't know that for certain though.

Thanks for the feedback.

Best regards,


Chris Gervais
Application Engineeer
CADD Edge
 
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