Ok here's the deal...I may be the only one that does this kind of thing...but anyway...I imported a DXF file (from my customer), I believe from Inventor, into a Wildfire part. It comes up great and even has surfaces that looks like exactly what I'm supposed to get (a 3D Airbus jet)...however I really don't need it in Pro-E and now it won't export as an IGES or STEP file. It doesn't even come up as a feature since it has been imported but its there. If I try to save as a IGES or STEP it says its finished in like half a second and then when I open it, it doesn't open anything. I tried doing the same thing in Solidworks to no avail. Has anyone ever seen this problem? I have pretty much every converter I need for ProE for this kinda thing.
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Help!!! DXF (from Inventor) to Pro-E solid
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