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Status Needs review
Created by Guest
Created on Jun 26, 2023

Looking for an update to Import/Export the file from UG-Nx to Autopipe or Vice versa. Currently there is no common format's available which will support both the softwares.

Looking for an update to Import/Export the file from Auto-Pipe to UG-Nx or Vice versa. Currently there is no common format's available which will support both the software's.

  • Guest
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    Nov 9, 2023

    Whether ISM tool is a inbuilt module comes with Auto-pipe or do we need to buy a seperate license for it ?


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    Phil Senior
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    Nov 7, 2023

    We can export to DXF but not import directly. We can take the point data from any CAD tool and configure this for centreline import via Excel. This has proven effective where no current translator is available. Converting IFC via our ISM tool, this might be worth investigating as a possible import option.

  • Guest
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    Nov 6, 2023

    Hi Phil,

    NX does support Parasolid, CGM, VRML, Autocad DXF/DWG, STL, OBJ, IFC, IGES, STEP, CATIA V4, CREO


  • Admin
    Phil Senior
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    Jul 12, 2023

    Hi Rohan

    Can you confirm what formats NX does support please. We do have a partnership with Siemens but as yet have not explored the interop with pipe stress.