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Mark_Flayler
PostPosted: Tue Aug 03, 2010 4:10 pm 
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Sean,

Here is my updated one with 2012 included.

Admin: I split this off into it's own topic. Mark has shared his chart of what file types Inventor 2009-2011 can read and write to. Thanks Mark!


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gediminas
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What about google sketch up files import/export?
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Google can export DWGs so that is your pathway. The skp file really isn't that awesome for Manufacturing Design.

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I would like to export Inventor to sketchup. Just 3D model.
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gediminas wrote:
I would like to export Inventor to sketchup. Just 3D model.


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Mark_Flayler
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Inventor now reads SolidWorks 2011 files with 2012 SP1

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Updated the document with 2013 translations including Point Cloud types.

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L. Banasky
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Hi Mark,
I looked at your IMAGINiT Technologies White Paper
Inventor File Translators 2011-2013, and was wondering if this is an add on product from IMAGINIT, or possible in Inventor. I have Inventor 2012, and wanted to import a .jpg and export as a .dxf if this is possible. I am not that experienced with Inventor, serched the help, and still cannot find "Import .jpg"
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Good question.

No, this is standard functionality, in order for you to bring in a jpg you need to use the Insert Image command while you are inside a sketch.

You cannot export this image as vector graphics though, it is used in Inventor for decals or as a reference to draw geometry over.

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L. Banasky
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Thanks Mark for your quick reply, that's the way I used to do it in AutoCAD. I thought that would be way too easy to import a .jpg and export as a .dxf. It was worth asking though.
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