; M; {3 l+ b* T: G5 L( D4 h" R% |現在solidworks工業設計云已更名為solidworks工業設計師。- i4 O% `, [# s7 x& {% A! q
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The first of which was how to export SOLIDWORKS Industrial Designer to SOLIDWORKS because as awesome a tool as SOLIDWORKS Industrial Designer is, it is far, far better if I can harness the awesome power of SOLIDWORKS alongside it. However, exporting the file wasn’t as obvious as I’d initially thought. But, after some experimentation (which I hope to save you the effort), I was able to figure it out. Here’s how you do it。% i3 X! i! ]! g8 o% x, y3 \% m4 e
solidworks工業設計師是個好工具# D) A2 p1 W: c# | Firstly, it matters where on the Export menu you click. I had thought that SOLIDWORKS Industrial Designer would be like SOLIDWORKS where if I click on the arrow beside the word it would produce the same result as clicking on the word itself. Not so.+ ]% {! [/ V8 S2 d
如果你以為是點擊export這個單詞旁的箭頭，那就錯了。 + v( E6 |0 Z0 T2 MClick on the word “Export,” not on the arrow beside it.After I figured this bit out, it was completely intuitive from here on in. Step 2 was to give it a filename z2 R. j* P& H1 g" l- y# V( l
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It turns out I can export to several formats including .3DXML, .AMF, .STL, VRML (.WRL), and our good friends STEP and IGES. There’s also an option to export to SOLIDWORKS, although it exports it as a .SLDXML file, which SOLIDWORKS 2015 and 2016 have no problems importing whatsoever. It even exports to CATIA. Naturally, I chose the .SLDXML file so I could test it out. - a" ?$ a, l7 z' _2 I8 \[attach]383208[/attach][attach]383209[/attach] 8 x9 c( a; x- N7 D: e 5 d4 x7 q8 B0 C+ `9 f' H+ Y不管什么格式，導出到solidworks的是一個坨，因為solidworks工業設計師使用的是CATIA的圖形內核。 ) X1 i) t/ ?3 ^2 L; z, Q M[attach]383210[/attach] ' F3 z; \3 c4 y4 J 6 q d0 }6 \( E