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AutoCad compatibility
Posted by Elaine Anselm.
Engineer on team #191, X-Cats, from Jos Wilson High School and Xerox. Posted on 1/27/2000 2:52 PM MST Is anyone using the Inventor software provided by Autodesk? It does not appear to be directly compatible with 3D Studio Max. We are unable to save files from Inventor in a format that is direclty accessible by Max. It appears we need to save the files in Step or SAT format, read them into Autocad then export them from there in a format readable by MAX. If anyone has a better solution, please let me know. Thanks Elaine |
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