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Datasheet 22.07.2019 Interfaces: Operating systems Feature Feature Autodesk Inc. 3D_Evolution® Autodesk Inc. 3D_Evolution® is a registered trademark of CT CoreTechnologie GmbH. trademarks of PTC Inc. JT Open is a member of the community of Siemens PLM. Inventor® a registered trademark of Tecnomatix® portfolio are trademarks of Siemens Product Lifecycle Management Software Inc. Creo® is a registered Standard interfaces Versions Read Write and SOLIDWORKS® CATIA® are registered trademarks of Dassault Systèmes. NX™, I - Windows 7 / 8/ 10, 32 & 64 Bit Reading Writing 3D PDF (.pdf/.prc) P License management 3MF (.3mf) P P AMF (.amf) P P - WIBU CodeMeter 6.40 IGES (.igs/.iges) 5.2 / 5.3 P P - CodeMeter CmStick Dongle licenses Nastran (.nas) P P STEP (.stp/.step) AP203/214/242 P P Software modules STL (.stl) P P VDA (.vda) FS 2.0 P P - Conversion Engine: Adaptive conversion and healing VRML (.wrl/.vrml) 97 and 97zip P P - Featurebased: History, parametric, feature-recognition X3D (.x3d/.x3db) P - Advanced Compare: Geometrical Model comparison XML AP242 (.xml) P P Native interfaces Versions Read Write - Thickness Checker: Indication of critical wall thickness 3DExperience (.3Dxml) Up to R417 P P - Simplifier: Automatic creation of envelope geometries Acis (.sat/ sab) Up to R27 P P P P - FEM Tools: Defeaturing, Metaface and Midface creation CADDS / CAMU (_pd/_ps) 4 - 5 CATIA V4 (.model/.dlv/.exp/.session) All 4.x P P P - Advanced Checker: Product Data Quality checker (VDA CATIA V5 (CATPart/CATProduct/.cgr) R10 to R29 P P P P * 4955/2 – SASSIG) and model repair CATIA V6 (.3Dxml) R210 – R417 P P - Enterprise Data Manager: Web interface, DMU and batch Creo (.prt/.xpr/.asm/.xas) 13 Creo 6 P P * P P * functionalities Creo neutral (.neu) 13 15 P P Cosmos 3D (csb) P P - - Projected surface and wetted surface area computation DGN (.dgn) P P deas™ and Robcad™ software in the DWG (.dwg) P P Processed Entities EUCLID (.e3i) All 3.x P - Faces, sheetbodies, volumes and solids EUKLID (.edx) P P FBX (.fbx) P P - Assembly-structure and axis-systems Holos (.mod) P - History and parametric (reading without CAD-License!) I-DEAS (.arc/.unv/.asc) Up to NX6 P P * P * - Points and curves Inventor (.ipt/.iam) Up to 2019 P P * P * Jt (.jt) P P - Attributes, colors, layers, PMI, GD&T, tolerances Medusa 3D (.asc) P - Tessellated models NX (.prt) 11.1 NX12.1 & CR P P P P * Optimizer (.csb) P P Plmxml (.xml) P P Languages Rhino - OpenNurbs (.3dm) P P - Menus in German, English, French, Italian and Japanese ROBCAD (.rf) P P - Online help in German, English and French SOLIDWORKS (.sldprt/.sldasm) 1999 2019 P P * P P * Visi (.wkf) P - System scripting language for Batch-Programming in XT-Format (.x_t/.xmt_txt/.x_b) All 31 P P English * CT - Plug-In and CAD-System have to be available on machine .

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