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importing solidworks to fusion 360

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Anonymous
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importing solidworks to fusion 360

Hi Team

 

Im an absolute beginner to fusion360 that is moving away from solidworks. 

(Q) when importing the solidworks file i go through the upload tab and all is good, i see the model in data panel but when i click on it to open the file opens in A360 web broser and not in fusion 360. Im confused and not sure what im doing wrong, would love some help, thanks

I also noticed that the icon in the data panel has a yellow "indicator" on the files i cant open, see attached.

 

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g-andresen
in reply to: Anonymous

Hi George,

Solidworks files have to be translated via the cloud.

If you use a personal license, this feature is not available.

 

what i get.png

Try this: > Grabcad > convert (STEP...) > open in Fusion.

 

günther

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Anonymous
in reply to: g-andresen

Dear Guenther 

 

Thanks so much for the clarification.

My practice time on fusion is now over, time to switch across from solidworks to the new world of fusion.

 

Cheers for that 

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Anonymous
in reply to: g-andresen

What did   Guenther mean by writing

Try this: > Grabcad > convert (STEP...) > open in Fusion.

Here is what Guenther wrote (in context):

 


@g-andresen wrote:

Hi George,

Solidworks files have to be translated via the cloud.

If you use a personal license, this feature is not available.

 

what i get.png

Try this: > Grabcad > convert (STEP...) > open in Fusion.

 

günther


 

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g-andresen
in reply to: Anonymous

Hi,


@Anonymous  schrieb:

What did   Guenther mean by writing

 

 

1. translation of Solidworks files is not included in the Personal License.

2. import these files into Grabcad and convert them to STEP to open them in Fusion.

 

günther

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Anonymous
in reply to: g-andresen

To GA:
Thanks for your response. However, if I move my proprietary Solidworks design to Grabcad, then anyone in the world will be able to see it.
I thought there was some way to do so via Github or some other system with better security.

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