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UG File Viewer

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UG File Viewer

UG File Viewer

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Good Morning,

I have been “out of the loop” shall we say for a couple of years on the UG side of the house.  I was asked this morning if UG has a file viewer.  I haven’t heard of one, of course I have been dealing with Solid Edge and it’s file viewer for the last couple of years.

Does UG have a file viewer that we could ship with models?


RE: UG File Viewer

No... Sorry.

-Derek
DL Engineering Services

specializing in CAD Design Consultation Services
www.dl-engineering.com

RE: UG File Viewer

Hi jdrawlinson,

You could try external viewers like spinfire etc..

Thanks

RE: UG File Viewer

you could go file-plot-hpgl/2 and UG will make a filename.hpp . Then you can convert this to hpgl and view it with CtrlView or make pdf from hpgl. CtrlView also reads/views hpp files directly.

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