3D Interoperability

[Amalia]

Hello,

The short answer is "No", we do not have R19 or R20 documentation in the R17 style.

However, I hope the following will help.

Although the current online documentation begins at a search page (doc.spatial.com), you can still access product portals from the bottom of that page. The link to the InterOp Portal may be a good place to start for a new InterOp user.

However, if you are in need of something specific, I encourage you to use the search page. For example, enter TranslateSolidBodies in the search box and choose InterOp - Technical Articles from the dropdown menu. The search will present results only from the InterOp technical articles (wiki pages). Add another keyword, such as IGES to the search box, and the number of results will be reduced. Else, you can choose the most "general" result from the list:

    InterOp:Connect/Options/Common Options Detailed (section TranslateSolidBodies)

This will take you to an overview for that option.

If you want to view the ACIS C++ API index, then from the ACIS Portal, you would select Global Functions  in the ACIS Indexes frame.


We strive to keep the search very straightforward. If you need additional Search Help, refer to Help:Help on searching. You can also access the "Search tips" link from the top of the Search page under the Help menu at doc.spatial.com.

Amalia Hurtado

Spatial Technical Publications Manager

[xpz]

rbagley and Amalia, thank you very much, I will try the way you suggest.

We have get used to r17 style,  maybe need some time to fit r19 style  :)

[xpz]

Finally, We find a way to export indenpend solids in one assemble STEP files.

1. use "api_combine_body()" to combine the lump into a soild without remove any geometry infomation

2. then enable "EnableMultiLumpBody" as true to export STEP file.

ejp, thank you very much.