DXF Export for Solid Edge v1.0

Catégorie :

CAD

Licence :

Commercial

Editeur :

SYCODE

Prix :

195 USD

Taille :

3.2 MB

Mis à jour :

02/01/2009

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(0 Votes)

Plateformes :

Vista Win2000 Windows (Autres) XP

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DXF Export for Solid Edge is an AutoCAD® DXF file export add-in for Solid Edge®. This add-in gives Solid Edge the ability to export 3D solid and surface data from a Solid Edge part or assembly document to 3D Polyface Meshes in an AutoCAD DXF file. DXF Export for Solid Edge tessellates the solid bodies in a Solid Edge part or assembly document into individual triangular meshes. These meshes are then exported to an ASCII DXF file as 3D Polyface mesh objects. The DXF file can then be imported into a variety of CAD applications. DXF Export for Solid Edge is very easy to use. Once installed, it automatically loads itself into Solid Edge and adds a new submenu called "DXF Export for Solid Edge" to the Solid Edge Applications menu. The 'DXF Export for Solid Edge' menu consists of the following commands: # Export - Export meshes to a DXF file # Help - Display the DXF Export for Solid Edge help file # Register - Register your copy of DXF Export for Solid Edge # About - Display the DXF Export for Solid Edge About box DXF Export for Solid Edge comes with detailed documentation for each command as well as a tutorial to get you started in the shortest possible time. The DXF File Format The AutoCAD DXF (Drawing Interchange Format, or Drawing Exchange Format) is a CAD data file format, developed by Autodesk as their solution for enabling data interoperability between AutoCAD and other programs. DXF was originally introduced in December 1982 as part of AutoCAD 1.0, and was intended to provide an exact representation of the data in the AutoCAD native file format, DWG (Drawing), for which Autodesk didn't (and doesn't) publish specifications. DXF is probably one of the most widely supported vector formats in the world today. DXF is rich in features, including: support for 3D objects, curves, text, associative dimensioning, etc. Although DXF was developed to represent the data used in a CAD program, it is used by many programs as a "least common denominator".