Importing PVI files into Creo Illustrate
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Importing PVI files into Creo Illustrate
I have the pvz and thus the PVI files for the model I want to use.
However, I do not have the C3di files for the sequences in question, and would like to add additional sequences to the pvz in Creo Illustrate.
Is there a way to import those pvi files into Illustrate and expand on that work?
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Hello,
I have a look in Creo Illustrate and I didn't find a way to import pvi files into a C3di file.
Normally .pvi files are embedded in pvz files.
A pvz file is a zip file, and pvi files are in the root of this pvz archive file.
So, the only hacky solution is to :
- Backup pvz and pvi files
- Open pvz file with a zip unpacker and packer as 7-zip
- Put inside it on the root, the pvi file
- Save
- Import this pvz file in Creo Illustrate.
Best regards,
Samuel
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Unfortunately that doesn't import the sequences into the Illustrate file.
That method essentially is no different than just importing the root PVZ file.
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YOu can't import PVI animation or sequences in Illustrate.
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