Solved: STL to IPT - Page 2

vmontefusco · ‎07-13-2017

Greetings

I'm working in Inventor Pro 2018 and it is updated

I was sent me an STL part file and it opens OK in Inventor and I can move it around. Can I convert it to an IPT so I can tweak it?

Thanks

Vince

EFX Film & TV

vmontefusco · ‎07-14-2017

This is complicated. Aside from how you wanted me to Add it, what is the process for Solid Edit Tools?

Vince

RobertKarlsen · ‎04-14-2019

Perfect! 🙂

Hikakiller · ‎03-12-2023

@BeKirra That's not converting anything, that's just saving it as an IPT.

@Hikakiller post has been moderated due to ground rule violation. Please stick to the ground rules. Thanks.

BeKirra · ‎03-13-2023

@Hikakiller wrote:

@BeKirra That's not converting anything, that's just saving it as an IPT.

OP was asking to convert a STL to IPT.

Now you jumped in and say "That's not converting anything".

If you are keen to learn then please ask people here to guide you how to ask a question.

HTH

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