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data exchange
Hi,
Can some one help me, how to batch export cocreate 3d models in to UG NX. This would be of great help. Thanks Dairy |
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Re: data exchange
CoCreate Modeling (the commercial version) or CoCreate Modeling PE (the free version)?
In the free version, your options are quite limited - basically, you can only write data in .pk2, STL and VRML format. Claus
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Re: data exchange
There is a add on program called Task Agent that will allow you to batch export a .pkg file to any other file types that you have a license for. The documentation on this module is dodgey, and the fact that I am mentioning the addon module does not condone Cocreates approach to provideing a base product and then nickel and dime your future needs, good luck.
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Re: data exchange
I guess the real question here is whether or not dairymilk is running Modeling PE (likely, since we posted here, i.e. in the PE forum) or the full commercial version.
Modeling PE (the free version) is probably too limited in terms of export formats, so I'd recommend to use the full version and use it to export data in some format which UX accepts. Once the format of choice has been decided upon, converting files in a batch-like process is trivial. Using Task Agent may well be overkill for this particular case. That said, Task Agent is great for establishing well-defined automatic processes in a design team, of course. Claus PS: The discussion at http://cocreateusers.org/forum/showthread.php?t=7290 (in the Modeling forum!) is probably directly related to this.
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Re: data exchange
Hi,
Thanks for the inputs, for my personal use at home i am using Personal Edition. But at work iam using the full version. I am a new user to CoCreate. I have to normally do a lot of data exchange from Cocreate to UG and vice versa. Hence looking to batch export Cocreate files to UG NX, please suggest the best possible way for this data exchange. Also How can I export Assosiative drafting files? Suggestions would be of great help. Thanks in advance Dairy. |
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Re: data exchange
I see two fundamental ways for batch processing:
To find the right command for saving in NX format (whichever format you prefer, in fact), step through the process manually and record it (using the Recorder goodie which ships with Modeling). Then edit the recorded file to your liking. See http://www.clausbrod.de/OneSpaceModeling/MacroModelClipping for an example of this process. If you follow the process, you will find out that the command to export data in (foreign) native formats is NATIVE_CAD_OUT. To find out how to export 2D drawing data, you can use the same approach based on the recorder. Bonus hint: The command is called AM_STORE_DRAWING. And finally, here is a code sample for a simple Lisp loop (completely untested): Code:
(dolist (file (directory "c:/files_to_convert/*.pkg")) (let ((filename (namestring file))) (load_package filename) (native_cad_out :cad_system :parasolid_unigraphics :parts :all_at_top :filename (format nil "~A.x_t" filename)) (undo)))
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Re: data exchange
HI,
Is there a way , I can batch translate Cocreate models to step. Iam looking for an outof the box feature with full version of Cocreate. Please help ASAP. Thanks alot. Dairy |
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Re: data exchange
Since we're discussing the commercial product now, I suggest we continue the discussion in the CoCreate Modeling forum at
http://cocreateusers.org/forum/showthread.php?p=22199 (which covers the same topic anyway).
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