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I can see on the CAMBam web site that you can import a. And I'm not aware of a reasonably priced program that can do that
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dxf format from a 3D model would be great but that is certainly not an easy task to code and likely out of the scope of what C3D should be. Having C3D to produce 2D contour lines in a. I have used ViaCAD in the past and finally dropped it because of various compatibility issues with the dxf format. This is certainly not what you want to hear but this process works well including with the free Sketchup version (with additional free plug-ins). dxf polylines file to be used with Sheetcam. fbx file to Sketchup Pro, converted it to a 2D contour file and then exported it as a. I have had a few cases where the 3D part was designed in C3D.
dxf file to nest multiple parts and generate the g-code file for Mach3 fbx file into C3D to produce rendered images
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design in 2D/3D with Sketchup Pro and then export 2D contour polylines in. I'm not familiar with CAMBam as I have a different workflow. So, supporting that export option could become quickly a nightmare. dxf file was working with CAMBam, there is no guarantee that it would also work with another software. That's one of the reasons the C3D exporter is very basic at this point. It's such an old format and there has been so many variations/versions over the years that implementing an importer/exporter is a nightmare if one wants to cover all possibilities. I understand the problem but there is no simple solution at this point. dxf files?Īm I missing something or simply this is not going to work this way? How do you transfer works with bezier lines to. I mean that I'm not really able to export splines in any way that it could be simply read in the other programs! I would like to change the object type and then export to. It needs to be created once more in ViaCAD and from my point of view messing with another CAD program is completely unnecessary. Unfortunately this means that a work made in C3D is quite hard to be fully usable.
dxf -> then it is visible and a shape is 2D only. stl meshes (which is obviously 3D shape) or work with ViaCAD, convert beziers to polylines and then save it to. I simply need to tell my CAMBam program how the path looks and the only way I am able to do it is to work with. So I make a nice mesh, save as stl and all is nice and beautiful.īut when it comes to exporting a spline (which is needed for much faster 2,5D routing) to. I've made a model in C3D and I need to transfer shapes to my CNCmill.
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