Can anyone throw some light on this subject of converting a creo assy. Export CAD Assembly from Creo Software Export CAD Assembly. I have received a step file assembly from one of our suppliers. If you want to export a complete assembly (CATProduct) as a single stl file, you will have to convert the assembly in the Assembly Design environment to a CATPart as follows: 1. Creo and Pro/E 1 After saving your assembly, go to the File menu and select Save As - Save a Backup 2 Make or select the folder you want to be managed by GrabCAD and hit "Save" Can't find what you need? Aborting" message. Along the way, I typically do various x-sections along the way so I understand exactly what information I am exporting. Open the STEP as an assembly add a new part to the assembly merge/inheritance (get data) on each component to the newly created part, and uncheck the dependent option for each merge. Thus you have a better view of a particular section of the model. Also I have to email assemblies and it would be better if the bearing was then just one part, instead of several. I guess it depends on the detail that's needed - you may try to export the assembly as an STL and then reimport that. Saving assembly as a part eliminates the need for sending all the reference files. Accept the default name in the New Name box or type a new model name for the export and then click OK to … I can simply save the reference of the second hole in Creo Parametric (1) and then have full control of what happens to the hole when the source is updated. Just wondering how people go about creating simplified models of sub assemblies.
And then there are the types of Save-As, you’re doing… Saving parts (*.prt) within Creo. A little better than the merge but the shoes still failed.
Shrinkwrap is used to create solid geometry and depending on the quality level you choose, the part can be identical, internally and externally, to the original model. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type. I can't post the file I am trying to simplify this time. No matter what I try (STEP to IGES, IGES to STEP, SW TO STEP/IGES, STEP to SW to IGES etc.
I have waited up to 30 minutes for Creo to continue responding with no happy ending. When dealing with assemblies, you can specify parts of an assembly to either include or exclude from the resulting STL file.
Save assembly as part creo Name it Explode (Best practice is to always rename default names) > Press Enter (Creo takes a snapshot of current model part placement)> Click Edit > Edit Position (This will move the user into the edit component movement) You should have datum planes in both your part and your assembly.
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