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    • Didier BurD Offline
      Didier Bur
      last edited by

      Bonjour,
      STL est le format utilisé en prototypage rapide (stéréophotolithographie).
      Le format qu'exporte su2iv.rb est le format d'Open Inventor (rien à voir avec Acad Inventor), qui est proche du format wrl.
      A+

      DB

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        watkins
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        Dear Didier,

        I barely speak a word of French, but this thread seems to refer to the possibility of sharing models between AutoDesk's Inventor and Sketchup. Is that correct? I can move models from Inventor to Sketchup, but not the other way.

        Regards,
        Bob

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          Matt666
          last edited by

          Hi Watkins !
          This is what I want to do!! Inventor to SU...
          How can I do that, please?

          Thank you!

          Frenglish at its best !
          My scripts

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            watkins
            last edited by

            Dear Matt,

            If you are using AutoDesk's Inventor, then you probably have AutoCAD too (http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?siteID=123112&id=4246282). I am using Inventor 2009.

            I export the model from Inventor as a .sat file. I then import it into AutoCAD (as a .sat file), scale up by x 100 (depends on the smallest feature size), and export as a .dwg file. I then import it into SU as a .dwg file.

            Sometimes it doesn't work very well (missing faces), but most times it does.

            Hope this helps.

            Regards,
            Bob

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              Matt666
              last edited by

              Hi watkins! Thank you for your answer!
              So, you must have AutoCAD to convert .SAT to .DWG... Hum, it's a little bit hard... I don't have AutoCAD! I know I could post my file and someone could convert it, but I want to have smt more "light"... 😉

              Frenglish at its best !
              My scripts

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                watkins
                last edited by

                Dear Matt,

                If you send me the Inventor file I will try and convert it for you.

                Regards,
                Bob

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                  Matt666
                  last edited by

                  Thank you watkins. But I've a lot of files I must convert... I am searching for another system I can do myself... 😉

                  Frenglish at its best !
                  My scripts

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                    watkins
                    last edited by

                    Dear Matt,

                    If you find another way then please let me know.

                    Kind regards,
                    Bob

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                      Diplomaticus
                      last edited by

                      Cher Matt,

                      une traduction de votre échange me serait fort utile, sous forme d'un court résumé, merci. 😄

                      Ma maitrise de l'anglais se limite actuellement à l'américain de base soit essentiellement des gros mots.

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                      • Didier BurD Offline
                        Didier Bur
                        last edited by

                        D'où ton pseudo 🤣 🤣

                        DB

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                          Matt666
                          last edited by

                          😄
                          Salut Diplomaticus !
                          Bon je cherche à importer des fichiers INVENTOR directement dans SU. Watkins a révélé qu'il fallait passer par un .SAT dans SU, qui était lisible aussi sur AutoCAD. Et de passer le . sat en .dwg sur AutoCAD pour le lire sur SU. Du coup il faut avoir ces trois logs pour importer du INVENTOR dans SU... Il m'a très gentiment proposé de me convertir un fichier, mais je lui ai rétorqué que j'avais pas mal de fichiers à importer, et qu'une solution plus rapide (et que je pourrai faire moi-même, n'ayant pas Acad sous la main) et plus officielle me conviendrai davantage...
                          Voilaaaa !

                          Frenglish at its best !
                          My scripts

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                            watkins
                            last edited by

                            Dear Matt,

                            Amy progress with your problem?

                            Regards,
                            Bob

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