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How open the file of Inventor Professional 2013 in CAD 2012!


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How we can open an ipt (Inventor Professional Version 2013) in AutoCAD 2012?

 

Although I saved the Inventor file in dwg, CAD 2012 can not open it! :o

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I don't use Inventor, but I imagine when you save as .dwg, you have the option to save in AutoCAD2013 or AutoCad2010 format. If you have the choice, make sure you're picking .dwg 2010 format.

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More information is needed about why you can't open the file in 2012 (assuming you did set it to save as earlier version).

Can you attach the files here?

There are also several alternatives.

Save as ACIS *.sat instead.

Use Inventor Fusion.

But the alternatives should not be needed.

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Looks like you missed the obvious after setting to save to AutoCAD dwg set the Options to the version of dwg.

 

Options.jpg

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The DWG file format was changed when AutoCAD 2013 was released. 2014 and 2015 will retain the same file format. You should have saved to the 2010 file format which covers AutoCAD 2010 through 2012.

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  • 5 months later...

Hello,

 

I have the same problem but I can't see the last picture from this Thread which I think is the solution.

The picture: Options.jpg (the reply from JD Mather).

I'm drawing in Inventor 2013 and my colleague in Autocad 2007.

I drew earlier in Autocad 2007 and I changed the default save settings but I can't find it in Inventor

 

regards,

Joren

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When you Save Copy As type *.dwg click Options in the dialog box and then you can set to earlier version

or

free Inventor Fusion

or

free DWG TrueView

or

save as ACIS *.sat

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