SOLIDWORKS is used for 3D conversion with POR

In addition to opening files in common formats, such as STP, IGS, etc., you can also open PROE files.

2.However, when opened, these files do not have a feature tree.

3.If you want to modify these PROE files in SOLIDWORKS, you need to activate Feature Works in the plugin, which can recognize features from foreign 3D files, but not complex features, especially some surfaces and fillets.

To sum up, what you said is something that all 3D software can't easily do, only the SOLIDWORKS trait recognition plug-in can do, but the SOLIDWORKS feature recognition can only identify less complex features... Is it detailed?。。。

It is more difficult to modify the data, and the feature recognition of solidworks is also limited, and it is impossible to recognize all the features, if you really want to do this, then you can install version 10, and the feature recognition function of 10 is relatively strong.

Modify the data You can first perform feature recognition If the model is too complex to recognize, then it is impossible to modify It is also the use of recognition There is no size on the sketch or you need to add it before you can modify it It is recommended that you use a software.

It doesn't seem like that's possible, unless you redraw it.

This is basically very difficult to do!

1. First of all, open the PROE software and open the 3D model file to be converted in the window.

2. Then find the saved copy under the Chinese copy in the menu bar and click to enter.

3. Find and click (stp step) to enter the saved copy, and click "OK" in the pop-up "stp step" window.

4. Then in the "Save Copy" window, enter the name of the saved file, and click OK to save it as an STP format file.

5. Finally, enter the SOLIDWORKS software, open the STP format file you just saved, and open it successfully, which means that PROE has been converted to SOLIDWORKS.

In the first step, save the PROE file as a STEP or IGS file.

In the second step, use SOLIDWORKS to open the converted STEP or IGS file. (file, open or drag directly to the software interface).

It should be noted that it is best to choose the template by yourself to prevent opening blanks.

This is the end of general use.

The third part is to repair the healing surface. The software will prompt you automatically.

Fourth, you can use featureworks to identify features, interactive and automatic, generally choose automatic, and try the interactive mode if you don't believe it.

Older versions of SOLIDWORKS can directly open lower versions of PROE files.

Convert entire IGS files directly, this file is compatible with many software! But there is no size attribute! That is to say, it is a whole model, but the scale is still there, and it can be restored manually!

File - Save a copy - select the format of the STP or IGS suffix in the "Type" field, and then save it, and you can open it in SOLIDWORKS.

It can be opened directly, but it is best to convert it to STP format before opening it with SW.

1. Open a drawing, as shown in the figure below.

2. Use the left mouse button to click the "File" (red box in the picture) bar at the top of the main interface, and click "Save As" (the red arrow in the picture) in the pop-up menu.

3. After selection, select the location where you want to save the file (not detailed here), and then click the "Save" button with the left mouse button (indicated by the red arrow in the figure) to complete the saving of the file.

4. After selection, select the location where you want to save the file (not detailed here), and then click the "Save" button with the left mouse button (indicated by the red arrow in the figure) to complete the saving of the file.

Conversion steps: 1. Open the Pro-E drawing software.

2. Click File - Save As.

3. In the pop-up dialog box, select the save file type as "*".igs" format.

4. Click the OK button.

5. At this time, you can open the file with SOLIDWORKS software.

You go through their intermediate format STL. You can convert them to each other. For example, use proe to save as stl first.

After that, open it with SW. At this point, it is usually opened as a whole entity. To convert each feature thoroughly, you need to use the feature recognition command in SW.

It doesn't seem to be very good.,If you think about it, the feature generation method of Pro E has almost no common language with SOLIDWORKS.,SW can only be inserted into SOLIDWORKS as a whole.,The intermediate file can be stp,stl,IGES format。

Lou is mainly successful, and if he succeeds, he will also teach us, hehe.

The first few floors, you have not made it clear, of course people can't transfer, Pro E engineering drawings and 3D drawings, to solidworks, through IGS to transfer, but to transfer IGS has a small point to pay attention to, that is, in the process of your conversion, the folder you save must be non-Chinese, otherwise, what you want to transfer, will not be Chenggong.

Guangzhou Youdao Technology.

Save it anew and see if it's okay.

Save as a *prt extension pro e and you're ready to go!

Save the file as *prt pro e and you can open it.

Sometimes there may be broken surfaces that need to be repaired.

If the assembly is simple, save it as a part and assemble it in Pro E.

Convert to STP format.

The proe can be opened directly, and there is only one.

First, if the assembly sent by someone else is through the STP or other 3D conversion format files, there will be no assembly relationship, no matter which software you use, if you don't want to move around in SOLIDWORKS, it is best to fix all the parts, and then float one by one and then add the mating relationship;

Second, since the file imported through the 3D conversion format is a parameter-free file, there can be no other people's drawing steps, even if it is SW feature recognition, it is only a simple feature recognition;

Third, UG has an advantage over other software in the imported 3D file, that is, parameter-free models, and the synchronous modeling command is specifically for parameter-free parts;

Fourth, about re-learning proe, I think you might as well learn UG, after all, you will be able to click SW, UG and SW drawing methods are more similar, but in terms of the above three software engineering drawings, SW is undoubtedly the best to use.

Convert solids to STP (step) format Surfaces to IGS (IGES) format...

SOLIDWORKS is easy to learn and use, and cost-effective, more and more people are learning in China and abroad. Being studious doesn't mean it's not functional.

The proe function is relatively good.,But the sinicization is not thorough.,It's hard to learn.。

The ug mold is good, and it's super hard to learn. Expensive,

SOLIDWORKS can open PROE files directly, the reason why you can't open may be that your SOLIDWORKS version is older, and PROE's file version is higher, it is recommended that you update to SOLIDWORKS2010 immediately, all PROE format files can be opened.

Both Pro E and UG are in PRT format, and when you open it, set it in the options.

You don't need to change it! It can be opened directly.

Unable to open is a problem with the version.

Can't you turn around? There shouldn't be any big problems.

Convert to STP or STEP format, just transfer a total assembly, and the parts in the assembly will be there, and there will be assembly relations.

Try it a little bit and hope it helps.