Current 3D export formats
cedric_3
OS Professional Posts: 4 PRO
Is STL this only 3D export format available?
It would be good to have IGS soon, I think that's quite essential!
It would be good to have IGS soon, I think that's quite essential!
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For Part Studios IGES export (and more) is available.
See: https://cad.onshape.com/help/#export.htm%3FTocPath%3DImporting%2520%2526%2520Exporting%2520Files%7C_____05
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For Part Studios IGES export (and more) is available.
See: https://cad.onshape.com/help/#export.htm%3FTocPath%3DImporting%2520%2526%2520Exporting%2520Files%7C_____05 -
Found it thanks0
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I followed the link and while it says STEP and IGES are supported for export, I still do not see how one can actually export in any format other than STL. I'm sure I'm missing something obvious.0
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@alesandro_cucci Just RMB click the tab in the bottom of your screen and you will see export.. this will give you dropdown list of other choices. STL just has quick access straight from part list, I wouldn't mind if there were possibility to use other formats as well..
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I've been exporting more parts to machine lately and I agree with @3dcad . I would like to see more options available when using RMB in the parts list. The problem with using RMB on the tab is that the export includes everything in the part studio. I have been duplicating the part studio containing the part I want to export, deleting everything I don't want, RMB on the tab to export .iges and then deleting the part studio. It works but it's overly cumbersome. .stl does not work as well for me, so exporting from the parts list is currently no good for me.0
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+1 to @juan_aviles suggestion about improving export options from assemblies or part studios. Ideally, I'd like to be able to select a part from either type of tab and be able to export it directly from there.
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