(Drawings only.) Saves the shaded data from the drawing document in the eDrawings file. Select from these options which vary depending on the file type:.The file currently open in Autodesk Inventor is exported using the options set in the Options dialog box (see Options below). Opens the eDrawings Viewer with the eDrawings file displayed. We have included logic to support the current workflows enforced within your organisation.The eDrawings toolbar is also available with these options. Can I still create a 3D export even if the model is at the state "INP" (In Production)? Evan if revision 3 or greater exists in Sovelia.
I have items in my assembly which are not at the latest revision, what will be published, The version in the assembly or the latest version of the file? If the item in the assembly is revision 2 then revision 2 will be published. What version of the item is published to the 3D Viewer?
The technology is a preview, links to a drawing file is not currently supported. for more information see here Is there a link from the 3D model to the drawing? Why can't I see features added to the assembly in the 3D Viewer?Ī limitation of the format is that exported assembly files just contain the position information for the parts and sub assemblies no feature information is saved in the 3D file. The technology is a preview, mark-up of the 3D Viewer model is not currently supported. The technology is a preview, measure is not currently supported. We are investigating how SolidWorks and Creo CAD systems could export models to the 3D viewer. What if I don't have Inventor as my CAD tools?Ĭurrently for the preview, Inventor with the supported CAD add-in 22.2 or higher is the only method of converting models and items to be viewed in the 3D viewer.
The only workflow is to open the model/item in Inventor with the supported CAD add-in and press the 3D Export button. What about my existing data & models can I make then 3D?Ĭurrently there is no tool to import or convert existing CAD or item information so it can be viewed in 3D.
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