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I do not have Inventor at home but I'm sure it will do that. I have ver 7 at school if you wait till Mon am GMT I can post a definitive answer then.Originally Posted by f700es
Can inventor export to these file formats? I am working in a side/game project where a guy is making game models with inventor and we need a good conversion process. Any ideas? He is using .igs right now with hit-or-miss sucess. TIA
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19th Feb 2004 02:32 pm #1Super Moderator
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Export from Inventor to .3ds, .obj or even .max
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Can inventor export to these file formats? I am working in a side/game project where a guy is making game models with inventor and we need a good conversion process. Any ideas? He is using .igs right now with hit-or-miss sucess. TIA
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Re: Export from Inventor to .3ds, .obj or even .max
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1st Mar 2004 09:20 am #3Super Member
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Can export the following
dwg
IGES
step
bmp
sat
There may be add ins available.
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Thanks T Originally Posted by Mr T
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Found a thread from the past while looking for a add in for inventor to export to .obj, anyway here it is, not a free add in
http://www.sycode.com/products/obj_export_iv/USING AUTOCAD 2013 AND INVENTOR 2013, ALIAS 2013.
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You are best off with SAT or STEP
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16th Sep 2009 10:39 pm #7Full Member
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if you have 3ds max and inventor installed on the same computer, you can import assemblys and parts into 3ds max with the import command.
Tired it a while ago.. its very usefull when rendering more realistic things, like lights, reflective materials... etc etc
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21st Sep 2009 06:15 am #8
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somefeautures u will oss while exporting
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