Failed imports, and parts all grouped at the 0,0,0 coord’s.

Good thing I have another option.

Very disappointing, as I work with STP and Pro/E all the time, and was hoping to not have to keep my other software up to date. Guess I will have to pay to play!

Hopefully the import become more robust and accurate? PLEASE!

Eric Regner
R Squared Digital Media

Yes, you are correct. I should report it as a bug.

However, I have a translator that works well, and am busy using it now :)

I will fill out the form, and will also submit this to the ACI team, as I am a certified instructor. Maybe in a week or two I will find the time.

Eric Regner
R Squared Digital Media

can’t proE use SAT format? I think so, and that’s what I’m using. However, it’s bad in 2013 too, BUT it’s in 2012 and is pretty solid there. So I’m importing there, then coming over to 2013 when I’m done.

Each part shouldn’t be at zero, but I think zero in Max will be your first datum? That’s how I’ve noticed it working. Usually when a model comes in like that the error is the engineer not assigning their datum’s properly, not to say in this case it isn’t a bug. But if all datums don’t reference your original then each datum will be at zero. ProE will keep the information on each datum, but most things wont.

I’ve never tried SAT.

However, I have been using Polytrans for years and things import properly from there.

Eric Regner
R Squared Digital Media