Split revolutes is fundamental to the way Creo works, and I expect most CAD systems put a complex wrapper to hide that they do exactly the same thing.Īs far as the Spherical surfaces in the STEP file are concerned, see ENTITY advanced_face, which is what is in the example STEP file as seen in the example line: It makes evaluating the surfaces much simpler by not having to handle revolute surfaces as exceptions to every other solid geometry.Ī similar question is why aren't all extruded feature faces continuous? Some CAD systems see them as a single piece, but most don't Export files from Creo Parametric to Parasolid format.Every cylinder (every complete surface of revolution) is split due to decisions about how to represent the models.After importing Rhino (*.3dm), there is no geometry.Which datecode of Creo Parametric 7.0 will support Rhino 6 and 7.Which datecode of Creo Parametric 7.0 will support JT 10.5 and 10.6.Is there any information about the support of Solid Edge ST8.Message 'Pre-R6 CATIA V5 data is not supported by Creo Parametric's CATIA V5 Interface.'.Getting the error message Invalid DWG file when importing DWG file.Unable to Import/Display Catia V5 R24/ Solidworks files.Whether Creo 3.0 import support CATIA V5-6R2014, Inventor 2015, Solidworks 2014, NX 8.5 & 9.0, SolidEdge ST6 & ST7, Parasolid R25.Creo Parametric 3.0 open it as curves not as a solid Detailed list of data exchange version support.Different version supported for importing file from other CAD software into Pro/ENGINEER.Supported Data Exchange Version Support matrix.

Supported data exchange versions of 3MF, AutoCAD, CADDS5, CATIA V4, CATIA V5, Creo Elements/Direct (CoCreate), Creo View (ProductView), DXF & DWG, Inventor, JT, NX / Unigraphics, Rhinoceros, Solidworks and STEP files.

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