Export all levels of the 3D-Modal

[Anonymous]

Good Morning,

i have a 3D Modal with a lot of Levels. Now i need to export the 3D Modal with all his levels for the converting to a Babylon File.
Now there is the Problem, that if i export the Modal from Autodesk Fusion 360, all Levels be connected to a surface. So there is only one Level. But i need for Babylon all Levels.

Is there any Function or Module i can export the 3D Modal with all his levels?

[OceanHydroAU]

Hi - if it is not confidential, I recommend sharing a screenshot so we can see what you mean.

Even better - if you right-click on the design in your left panel, you can share your design, which makes it really easy for the gurus who hang out in these forums to clearly tell you exactly what you need to know!

 

[Anonymous]

Hello,

thanks for your answer.
I have used the false Word. With Levels i mean the Modalbody with his components.

There are the Components:
 

Now i want to export the 3D Modal with all Components in one passage. So every Component should be exporting as own Component and don't get connected to a surface. Because i need every Component for the Exporting to a Blender-File.

Before i have open this Post, all the Exportings the components got connected to a surface.

Is there a Possibility for it?

[chrisplyler]

Perhaps you want to save each Component as a file?

Right-click on any Component, and choose Save copy as....

[Anonymous]

Good morning,
thanks for your answer.
The thing is, that i have a lot of components. So this is so much work.
I searching after a Possibility that i can export all components as own File with lower work.

Is there a Possibility like it?

[robert.filiks]

Good Morning @Anonymous,

Thanks for posting!

If you want to export an entire design including all of its bodies and components, and triangle files are enough for your later task, you can do so by using the model Browser tree on the left side of the screen. Right-click the top branch in the tree, and select “Save As STL” in the resulting drop-down menu. 

In a Save as stl window on the right-hand side you can choose how you want to export the project (as one file, or one file per body). 

[TrippyLighting]

The export format that will do this is .fbx.

The export is done in the background on the cloud servers (or so I believe), but it will do what you are looking for. It exports the structure of your design as it is shown in the browser.

As with all exports to non-CAD formats, it will be converted to a triangulated mesh. Unfortunately, there is no way to control, the density/resolution of the exported meshes, but for rendering it should suffice.

[Anonymous]

Good Morning,

thanks for your helpfull answers 🙂

I have testing it but at this Export-Window i can't select the Options that you can select there.

The Selection and Structure are blocked at me. 

 

[Anonymous]

Can anyone help me there please? It is realy important.

[TrippyLighting]

Yes, perhaps re-read all of the replies and see if any of the suggested solutions work for you?

I had already mentioned that .fbx export does exactly what you want.