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Export With Different Coordinate System

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Export With Different Coordinate System

Export With Different Coordinate System

(OP)
Is there a way to export a Part or Product with a different coordinate system active?
I can save my Catia files as Step or Iges, but I need to export the files with a different coordinate system then what the original system is.
I have used this feature in Creo, just curious if it exists in Catia.

RE: Export With Different Coordinate System

Translate the part or product to where you want it to be. Axis to Axis works well.

RE: Export With Different Coordinate System

(OP)
That is the way I know how to do it, just curious if there was a simpler way to do it like there is in Creo.

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