2019-01-29, 13:04
i creat a part with solidwork,but i dont know how to convert to stl with stl.swb.nothing happen after i run the stl.swb.Can you tech me how to do step by step ,my solidwork is 2006 versions .
2019-01-29, 13:04
2019-01-29, 14:28
(2019-01-29, 13:04)HWQ Wrote: [ -> ]i creat a part with solidwork,but i dont know how to convert to stl with stl.swb.nothing happen after i run the stl.swb.Can you tech me how to do step by step ,my solidwork is 2006 versions .Stl2dat understands only "ASCII" version of STL files, but not compressed ones. Make sure to use the right option when you save/export to STL!
2019-01-30, 2:57
(2019-01-29, 14:28)Philippe Hurbain Wrote: [ -> ](2019-01-29, 13:04)HWQ Wrote: [ -> ]i creat a part with solidwork,but i dont know how to convert to stl with stl.swb.nothing happen after i run the stl.swb.Can you tech me how to do step by step ,my solidwork is 2006 versions .Stl2dat understands only "ASCII" version of STL files, but not compressed ones. Make sure to use the right option when you save/export to STL!
yes,i know . But my custom part becomes a lot of faces and file becomes very big after i run the regedit and stl.swb in solidworks 2006
like this .
2019-01-30, 6:55
(2019-01-30, 2:57)HWQ Wrote: [ -> ]Sorry, I'm not a Solidworks guru... But there are some modeling tips at the bottom of this page: http://jc-tchang.philohome.com/manuel/stl2dat.htm . It's in French, but with the help of an on-line translator...???(2019-01-29, 14:28)Philippe Hurbain Wrote: [ -> ]Stl2dat understands only "ASCII" version of STL files, but not compressed ones. Make sure to use the right option when you save/export to STL!
yes,i know . But my custom part becomes a lot of faces and file becomes very big after i run the regedit and stl.swb in solidworks 2006
like this .