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Hallo zusammen,
welches ist die beste Art ein 3D-Modell aus Rhino zu exportieren und in AutoCAD Mechanical Desktop zu importieren, so daß eine KOLLISIONSKONTROLLE möglich ist. Wichtig ist, daß ich ein VOLUMENMODELL in Mechanical Desktop zur Verfügung habe.

Über Tipps und Tricks bin ich euch dankbar
Gruß und dank im voraus
Swen Köhn

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Aus der Hilfe des Rhino TrialDLŽs:

To save SAT files:

1 From the File menu, click Save As.
Or, from the File menu, click Export Selected.
2 In the Save as type box, select ACIS SAT.
3 In the File name box, type a name for the file.
4 Click Save.
5 In the ACIS SAT Detailed Export Options dialog box, select the options for the export.

Note

There are 12 different types for saving Rhino files as SAT files.
All of the version types export curves, but not all programs based on ACIS can import curves.
Hidden geometry is skipped when creating the SAT file.
The options can be changed by editing the INI file. Using ACIS Version 5.0 is currently not suggested.
For all of the AutoCAD products and for Mechanical Desktop:
Curves are read by these products, but import in as bodies. To change these into splines, select the curves and explode them.

Note: These products will not export splines to an SAT file.
These products do not fully implement ACIS file support. Some actions cannot be performed on imported NURBS objects.

ACIS types

Default
ACIS version: 4.0
curves are not exported
curve knots and surface knots are clamped
closed surfaces are split
ACIS Version 1.5
ACIS Version: 1.5
Exports curves
Curve knots and surface knots are clamped
Closed surfaces are split
ACIS Version 2.0
ACIS Version: 2.0
Exports curves
Curve knots and surface knots are clamped
Closed surfaces are split
ACIS Version 3.0
ACIS Version: 3.0
Exports curves
Curve knots and surface knots are clamped
Closed surfaces are split

ACIS Version 4.0
ACIS Version: 4.0
Exports curves
Curve knots and surface knots are clamped
Closed surfaces are split
AutoCAD R13
ACIS Version: 1.5
Exports curves
Curve knots and surface knots are clamped
Closed surfaces are split
AutoCAD R14
ACIS Version: 1.5
Exports curves
Curve knots and surface knots are clamped
Closed surfaces are split
AutoCAD 2000
ACIS Version: 4.0
Exports curves
Curve knots and surface knots are clamped
Closed surfaces are split

Mechanical Desktop
ACIS Version: 4.0
Exports curves
Curve knots and surface knots are clamped
Closed surfaces are split
Inventor
ACIS Version: 4.0
Does not export curves
Curve knots and surface knots are clamped
Closed surfaces are split
Inventor does not read any ACIS object that is not a legitimate solid.
SolidWorks 98
ACIS Version: 1.5
Does not export curves
Curve knots and surface knots are clamped
Closed surfaces are split
SolidWorks 99

ACIS Version: 4.0
Does not export curves
Curve knots and surface knots are clamped
Closed surfaces are split
SolidWorks ignores anything that is not a surface or a solid.

Alles klar?
Also: ACIS! PS: Kollisionskontrolle ist in MDT (etwas umständlicher als mit Körpern IMHO auch mit Flächen möglich...)

Gruss

Harald

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