creating solid geometry from stl files

Dung the most handsome man

Hello everyone,

I'm newbie in Inspire.

When i imported the stl file into inspire, i couldn't analysis. After reading an answer of a similar question in our forum, i figured it out that i have to create solid geom from stl file.
But the question is how do i know if the solid model can be created automatically from stl file, or i have to do it on my own.

Thanks.

Mario_21478

Hello,

 

In the help you can read that STL is mesh based and therefore no geometry format.

I do not know that you can automatically convert it to geometry in Inspire.

 

Best Regards,

Mario

Geometry Formats for Import

ACIS (.sab, .sat): through R21

CATIA V4 (.model): all 4.xx

CATIA V5 (.CATPart, .CATProduct): R10 through R27

IGES (.iges, .igs): 5.2 & 5.3

Inventor (.ipt, .iam): through 2017

JT (.jt): 7.0 through 10.2

OBJ (.obj): Inspire will only read in mesh data from obj files.

Parasolid (.x_b, .x_t, .xmt_bin, .xmt_txt): through 30.0

Pro/Engineer (.asm, .prt): 13 through Creo 4

SolidWorks (.sldasm, .sldprt): 99 through 2017 (We do not support files written from SolidWorks EDU Edition 2013-2017.)

STEP (.step, .stp): AP 203, AP 214, AP 242

UG NX (Unigraphics) (.prt): 11.0 through NX 11

Evolve PolyNURBS (.pn): through 2017.3

 

 

Mesh Formats for Import

STL (ASCII .stl)

Optistruct (.dat, .fem, .nas): through 14.0