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How do I convert a solved file to STP or IGES out? Reward Points: 0 - Question Time2010-3-23 18:12Everyone, thank you!! Asked by: -

The model is large, the surface is more complex, and it is normal.

1. Open UG first.

2. Create a new part.

3. From the file, select and click Export, right-swipe and select STP203.

4. Select the exported directory, note: it cannot contain Chinese paths.

5. Select the data you want to export, the default is the whole part.

6. In the model data, the exported data can be changed to the selected part, and select OK in the view.

7. Wait for a few seconds, it's done, and you can find the stp format file in the exported directory.

1. First of all, open the UG file you want to process in the version of the software.

2. Then, click File on the top left - Save As.

3. Next, select the save type as step203 or step214 in the save as window.

4. After that, click the OK button again.

ug---file--- which contains import and export, remember to export as a step214 file when exporting

File - Export - step203 - (Export Target Work Parts) and then set the export path to o.

It's both saved and exported, but after you convert to STP, you go to the parameter.

Export the PRT file first, select all the required bodies, remove the parameters, then open the export PRT file, and save it as an STP file. Select all export options.

This kind of operation is used when some ** directly save and are prone to errors to prevent errors. For example, if you save the drawing mode of the model conversion as a dwg file, it will be displayed along with the hidden curves. Exporting the 2D Exchange mode and then saving it to DWG mode does not cause this problem.

As mentioned in the question, you can usually save it as an STP file, but if you can't save it completely or save some unnecessary data when saving, you can use the method of "export the visual model first, and then save it as an STP file". Because if you save it directly and select all the exported data, it is easy to save the layer or the hidden model together, which will cause unnecessary trouble when the user opens it. And if you want to delete the parameters of the drawing, it will be difficult to modify the file at that time.

The export parameter removal part can extract what you need separately and save it without affecting the original file.

Also, the model imported into the UG by other software is likely not to be an entity, and can be repaired or remodeled if you have patience. If it's not convenient, just save it as or export it.

ug export stp format:

step214 version, do not select the old version 203, and check the data, curves, surfaces, solids, etc.

There are two kinds of STP format, 203 and 214, 203 has no layer, 214 has layers, if you need to keep the layer, it is recommended to save the higher version as 214 this format, but this format has a disadvantage is that if the graphics have a lot of features and the graphics are large.

It is recommended to use the X T format for import and export related to UG, only import and export entities, UG is not very good for the conversion of STP format, your file is relatively large, the number of different types of software will automatically repair broken surfaces during the conversion process, and the English that appears above is to say "Repair the vertices and edges of the surface failed" is that the connection points and edges between the faces and the edges cannot be aligned. There will be a lot of rotten surfaces after the conversion of this file is completed, and it may be helpful to change the accuracy of the recognized parts before importing.

More than 30 trillion is considered big, right?,I'm using a few ks.。。 Dozens of k,Are you not choosing the entity?,Or the solid piece curve is selected together.。。。 It's all about this, or try again.

If the drawing is large, it is normal to be slow, and if your drawing has a lot of lines, it is very slow, and the export file is large.

STP is a solid model, and the conversion will be slow, if it is IGES, it will be much faster if it only has surface sheets.

Another is that your computer has a small memory.

There is an assembly relationship, so find the best match and add the rest of him.

Create a new image file and import it directly, do not open it directly.

Imported stp with ug.

You need to create a new image file and import it again.

Open all layers first. After all the parts are displayed. Export as an X-T file.

Then create a new blank image file and import the X-T file.