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Re: hello i have SLDDRW FORMAT FILE , i needs this file on igs /drg , any help will be appreciated .
Dear
Just go to Save as option,in that you will find save as igs
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Re: hello i have SLDDRW FORMAT FILE , i needs this file on igs /drg , any help will be appreciated .
Sir,
- file attached
- plz convert this file in igs or step format.
- and upload here.......
plz help
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Re: hello i have SLDDRW FORMAT FILE , i needs this file on igs /drg , any help will be appreciated .
hei'ya Datta,
I think as a file this will fail-
you have only uploaded "bride de remplissage 4054016.slddrw"
this does not have the model included-"bride de remplissage 4054016.sldprt"
either *save as' if you have SWs and the model> as stated by Naveen
or upload a scrnsht of the drawing or pdf of the drawing for a member to model it for you
hoping I understood you correctly-
have a good'n kelef
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Re: hello i have SLDDRW FORMAT FILE , i needs this file on igs /drg , any help will be appreciated .
SIR,
MODEL ATTACHED AT MY 1ST POST...
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Re: hello i have SLDDRW FORMAT FILE , i needs this file on igs /drg , any help will be appreciated .
Datta,
to clarify- this is the scrnsht anyone will see
without the SW model
>use pack'n go to upload all linked files
>do you have the model
>upload a dwg or pdf/jpeg(screen shot(Print Screen)) kelef
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Re: hello i have SLDDRW FORMAT FILE , i needs this file on igs /drg , any help will be appreciated .
Back to basics - a SLDDRW is a 2D drawing. An IGS/Step is a 3D model. What exactly are you trying to convert? If you want to export a 3D SolidWorks part as an IGES or STEP you need to save the SLDPRT, not the SLDDRW, then you will get the options to convert to the formats you need.
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Re: hello i have SLDDRW FORMAT FILE , i needs this file on igs /drg , any help will be appreciated .
Here is a pdf and dxf of the drawing. That is the best anyone can do without the 3D sldprt file. I did notice though that in the conversion the curves turned into jagged line segments, so they are not smooth anymore. I don't know what you needed the file for but if you are trying to use it for CAM then this is probably not good. As others have said the best result is if you get the 3D model.
In case anyone it curious how I even got those, I opened the drawing in quick view mode, then printed to a pdf, then opened the pdf in Inkscape and exported to dxf.
