you can first save the SoldWorks Model as ACIS File, then
Open AutoCAD click on Insert Menu and choose ACIS File select the
file and it will come in AutoCAD then adjust as per your
requirement in AutoCAD & then transfer to 3Ds
guys i got thsi feeling solidworks is playing 'above everyone
else' by only letting file conversions go 'one way' (autodesk to SW
but not the otherway around). I'm desperately trying to get this
solidwork model out of SW and into max and everythign seems to fail
the client sent us a SW model designed by engineers and we're
suppose 2 use it for a feature film, but there's not much of a way
out of solid works
anyone came across this problem? any help please? its pretty
urgent
I think this question is related:
Is there any reasonable way to get a Solidworks part-model in
3DS format?
I have tried saving it as an IGES file, importing it into 3DS
Max and then saving it into *.3DS, but when I import the IGES file
into 3DS MAX the model becomes different from the originel -
surfaces are missing etc.
I think this question is related:
Is there any reasonable way to get a Solidworks part-model in
3DS format?
I have tried saving it as an IGES file, importing it into 3DS
Max and then saving it into *.3DS, but when I import the IGES file
into 3DS MAX the model becomes different from the originel -
surfaces are missing etc.
the client sent us a SW model designed by engineers and we're suppose 2 use it for a feature film, but there's not much of a way out of solid works
anyone came across this problem? any help please? its pretty urgent
thanks in advance