What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 3D Interconnect 2018
SOLIDWORKS 3D Interconnect is a new feature introduced in SOLIDWORKS
2017, capable of working seamlessly with 3rd party CAD files from
various CAD tools and unlocking new workflows to streamline
collaboration with customers and vendors. SOLIDWORKS 3D Interconnect
bypasses the entire translation process of 3rd party CAD files and
allows us to work as they were native SOLIDWORKS files. With SOLIDWORKS 3D Interconnect, we can have direct integration of CAD files from
various design tools like PTC®, Creo®, Autodesk® Inventor®, Siemens® NX,
SolidEdge®, and CATIA®.
In SOLIDWORKS 2018, this tool has been developed even more better.
The first thing you’ll notice is support for neutral file formats;
these include STEP, IGES, ACIS, and JT. These files no longer need to be
translated, and instead, can be simply inserted into your SOLIDWORKS
assemblies and used like other components. This works the same way
native 3rd party files can with 3D Interconnect. These neutral files
will recognize when the files are changed or replaced. And like native
3rd party files, they can be easily updated without the need for
deleting and re-importing the files. However, neutral files do not
support the same intelligent Face ID mapping that native 3rd party files
do.
Other new enhancements take your legacy 3D files further, including
support for reference geometry such as sketches and reference planes.
Allowing you to do more with your existing files from other 3D design
tools. Eliminating the need for time-consuming migration of data.
automatically read and populate themselves using the information previously defined in their native design tool.
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