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From DWG to SAT ... with a strange result

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Message 1 of 11
mirko.saiani
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From DWG to SAT ... with a strange result

Hello!

I have a DWG with solid

 

mirkosaiani_1-1657785123951.png

 

I need to convert in .sat to use in Inventor

 

This is the result of convertion:

 

mirkosaiani_2-1657785203897.png

 

Now I want to a family in Revit ... but doesn't work!

 

What is the problem??

thanks!!!!

mir

 

 

 

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Message 2 of 11
Cris-Ideas
in reply to: mirko.saiani

How are these solids created?

 

Are there any splines involved? 

 

What happens when you try different format (igs, step)?

 

Can you share the model?

 

Cris.

Cris,
https://simply.engineering
Message 3 of 11
mirko.saiani
in reply to: mirko.saiani

autocad plant 3d or autocad 


I tried to convert with only solids

 

igs/iges no result

 

Can you share the model? yes privated?

 

Message 4 of 11
CCarreiras
in reply to: mirko.saiani

Before you spend much time on this:

 

This is a complex geometry to convert to a Revit file.

Revit doesn't have the capability to accept such a detailed geometry... and even if you can convert this file to a Revit format, the file will be too big to use in a Revit project. The time you import the family file on a Revit project, Revit will become too heavy to handle and it will start to hang. The final Family file must have less than 10Mb (more or less).

 

I suggest you simplify the geometry first, Inventor has SIMPLIFY tool to do that, or simply create a substitute with the significant sizes (kind of a bounding box to represent all the system).

 

But... if you want to try it, you should consider this:

  1. Have you tried to import the 3D dwg in inventor directly? (import, not open).
  2. Have you tried to convert the 3D dwg to STEP format, instead of SAT?
CCarreiras

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Message 5 of 11
Cris-Ideas
in reply to: mirko.saiani

So I did try.

 

Export from your file fails, there is something wrong with it.

 

I have copied everything (Ctrl + C) (Ctrl + V) in to fresh AutoCAD file and export from there worked fine.

 

Try on your end.

 

Cris.

Cris,
https://simply.engineering
Message 6 of 11
mirko.saiani
in reply to: CCarreiras

Hi CCa!

ok but the problem is from dwg to sat.

after I can simplify the file like you say with inventor!!

 

with autocad I can't to export in step ...

Message 7 of 11
Cris-Ideas
in reply to: mirko.saiani

I have exported to sat. from AutoCAD and imported to AI.

 

Cris.

Cris,
https://simply.engineering
Message 8 of 11
mirko.saiani
in reply to: Cris-Ideas

sureeeeeee??
I try!
Message 9 of 11
CCarreiras
in reply to: mirko.saiani

You can export to step with AUTOCAD MECHANICAL.

CCarreiras

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Message 10 of 11
JDMather
in reply to: mirko.saiani


@mirko.saiani wrote:

ok but the problem is from dwg to sat.


Why the conversion to ACIS (*.sat)?

Can you Attach your *.dwg file here?


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Message 11 of 11
mirko.saiani
in reply to: Cris-Ideas

NICE!

it's worked  perfectly!

 

thanks! thanks!

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