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March 11, 2005
Question

VRML Files

  • March 11, 2005
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Anyone out there use VRML to display Pro/E Files? We are looking for a free lightweight viewer to use to show Pro/E models during presentations without using Pro/E. We have output files as VRML but can see nothing using Cosmos 2.1 viewer. Any better viewers or better ways to accomplish what we want to do?

Thanks,
> Dwayne Quatier
> GE Healthcare
> Ultrasound
> Product Development Engineer
> T 480-222-7003
> F 480-760-2489
> E -
> www.gehealthcare.com
> 365 S. 52nd St
> Tempe, AZ, 85281, USA
>

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    unknown11-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    March 13, 2005
    Hi,
    sometimes I used VRML models for presentation too. But I don't need any
    free viewwer, bacause when you have installed VRML codecs and plugin (I
    had it install) it will function with e.x. Apache server.
    So I made it all with Pro/WebPublish in pro/e, where I export my parts and
    aassemblies to VRML.
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    unknown11-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    March 14, 2005
    Hi Dwayne,

    You could use e-Drawings. You can download the basic version off of PTC's
    web site under downloads. The basic software is free, and it has more
    capability over VRML. e-Drawings is seamless with Pro/E and you can export
    straight from the Pro interface.

    Good luck!

    Mike

    Mike Mitchell
    Sr. Mechanical Engineer
    Kulicke & Soffa
    1150 N Fiesta Blvd
    Gilbert, AZ 85233
    T 480-333-1551
    F 480-333-1605
    www.kns.com
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    JWayman1-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    March 16, 2010
    I think I already know the answer, but: Here goes -

    Is there a way to take a VRML file and make it into a usable solid or
    surface model in Pro/E?
    I can look at the files, spin, pan and zoom, but anything else seems beyond
    me.

    Any ideas?


    Thanks,

    John Wayman
    Mechanical Designer

    Tel: 01963 372519


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