Hello,
We were told that our parts and assemblies originating in Inventor 8 could be
converted to Solidworks 2009 without an issue. I have a user that has been trying to do this, but the parts are coming over as dumb solids. Is there anything we can do to get the part constraints to follow into Solidworks?
Thanks in advance,
Kim Halek
We were told that our parts and assemblies originating in Inventor 8 could be
converted to Solidworks 2009 without an issue. I have a user that has been trying to do this, but the parts are coming over as dumb solids. Is there anything we can do to get the part constraints to follow into Solidworks?
Thanks in advance,
Kim Halek
"It is possible to import Inventor Part files.
The Inventor Part translator imports Autodesk Inventor® part files as SolidWorks part documents. The imported part files contain only geometry; sketches, features etc are not imported.
The Inventor Part translator is integrated into the SolidWorks software and is always available under Files of type in the Open dialog box.
To open an Autodesk Inventor part:
Click File, Open.
The Open dialog box appears.
Set Files of type to Inventor Part (*.ipt) and click Options.
The Import Options dialog box appears with General selected on the File Format tab.
Set the import options, then browse to the desired file and click Open.
Version Information
The Inventor translator supports all Autodesk Inventor versions up to and including Autodesk Inventor 7."
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