viking ranges in .3dwg format?
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2013-04-13 09:05 PM
2013-04-13
09:05 PM
Is there any way I can import these models?
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2013-04-14 03:17 PM
2013-04-14
03:17 PM
svenl:
I was able to open one of these files in AC16 (VGCC536-4G.3dwg) by changing the file extension from "3dwg" to "dwg", then using the Open Object... command with the dwg translator 02 for editable import by changing in that translator's Open Options > Convert 3D Solids, Regions and Bodies into GDL objects. The file is slow to open/convert and slow to appear in the object's 3D Window, the 3D Script is 196,287 lines of code, so this part will be a drag on performance. Maybe there is a better way.
David
I was able to open one of these files in AC16 (VGCC536-4G.3dwg) by changing the file extension from "3dwg" to "dwg", then using the Open Object... command with the dwg translator 02 for editable import by changing in that translator's Open Options > Convert 3D Solids, Regions and Bodies into GDL objects. The file is slow to open/convert and slow to appear in the object's 3D Window, the 3D Script is 196,287 lines of code, so this part will be a drag on performance. Maybe there is a better way.
David
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2013-04-15 04:26 PM
2013-04-15
04:26 PM
Brilliant! Thanks.
The only difference in 15 is the option to convert to GDL is located in open extras > 3D Solids
Edit: Is there a way to assign different materials? The object comes through as monochromatic, and is offset from center
The only difference in 15 is the option to convert to GDL is located in open extras > 3D Solids
Edit: Is there a way to assign different materials? The object comes through as monochromatic, and is offset from center
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2013-04-15 06:57 PM
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2013-04-16 08:30 PM
2013-04-16
08:30 PM
andro55 wrote:Thanks!
Some time ago I found Viking .gsm objects (don´t ask me where, I don´t remember). Take a look at it.