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Hi
What formats supported by OpenCascade (to read shapes from and save (export) shapes to), exept STL, STEP, IGES ?
For example SLDPRT, 3D DWG supported ?
Regards, Author
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Hello Author,
We propose also interfaces to DXF, ACIS SAT/SAB, Parasolid X_T / X_B formats – see this page.
We can also offer the data exchange interfaces by Datakit, together with the services for their integration into your software.
Please, do not hesitate to contact us for more information.
Best regards,
Commenter-1
http://www.datakit.com/en/conversion-plug-ins/open-cascade-15.html is interesting but how use this ? Do you have classes similar to StepReader, writer to use them in program code ?
Yes Author,
The components by Datakit can also be provided as SDKs that you can link to your application.
Please, do not hesitate to contact us for more information.
Best regards,
Commenter-1
>> The components by Datakit can also be provided as SDKs that you can link to your application.
Where possible to download them ? I did not find anything except their applications :(
Do You plan to make classes to read/save SolidWork (*.SLDPRT) and some more very usage formats, in the future ?
Dear Author,
Using Datakit data exchange interfaces provides Open CASCADE Technology based applications and solutions with the additional capability of reading and writing numerous required CAD formats, including SolidWorks.
You can contact us to precise your project needs and agree our development and delivery services.
Best regards,
Commenter-1
Hi,
ActCAD is based on IntelliCAD 8.4a and 3D ACIS Technology. It is is a 2D Drafting and 3D Modeling CAD. ActCAD supports native DWG and DXF file formats.
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Hi all,
Could anyone please help me with some queries?
What is the file format of the 3D object being viewed on opencascade? Are all the parts different and externally attached to create a single model, or are they all in a single file and then attached internally itself?