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Creo 3 M030 problem opening .sldprt and .sldasm

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Creo 3 M030 problem opening .sldprt and .sldasm

Creo 3 M030 problem opening .sldprt and .sldasm

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Good evening all,

I have been using PTC Creo 3 and have been sent some solidworks files to open (.sldprt and .sldasm)
When I try to open the Solidwork files Creo seems to do something in the background but nothing happens and the part or assembly just don't open.

I have checked the options and in data exchange there are some check boxes with for other 3D packages


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If so where should the profile be on my system?

Many thanks in advance,
Nic
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RE: Creo 3 M030 problem opening .sldprt and .sldasm

Hi Nic. I too have had no luck opening SLDPRTs and ASMs since creo 1.0. I typically just ask my vendor for an IGES and handle adding the necessary datums and connections on my own. Sorry, not the answer you want but I think PTC dropped the ball with the importing aspect of creo. They claim it to work but I have yet to find an SLD file that does.

-Chris

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