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April 8th 05, 12:05 AM
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Your website said that your software supports Solid Works. Does it actually
create a solidworks geometry file? -- "Don't be misled, bad company corrupts good character." www.LCTPaintball.com www.LCTProducts.com 
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April 8th 05, 07:55 AM
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Hi,
My program create text .txt files that is used in SolidWorks and Rhino3D It is 7 files, one for each blade station, that have X, Y and Z co-ordinates, with the proper angle and placed correctly in relation to the plan form that is chosen (6 of them) In SolidWorks it is just to insert "curve through free points" one by one txt file, then loft from station 1 to 7 and the blade is don. It is don faster then it take to write this, it's just a matter of clicking with the mouse. no writing of co-ordinates. Jan Carlsson www.jcpropellerdesign.com "LCT Paintball" skrev i meddelandet news:k1j5e.12776$g65.6998@attbi_s52... Your website said that your software supports Solid Works. Does it actually create a solidworks geometry file? -- "Don't be misled, bad company corrupts good character." www.LCTPaintball.com www.LCTProducts.com
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April 8th 05, 11:41 PM
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My program create text .txt files that is used in SolidWorks and Rhino3D
It is 7 files, one for each blade station, that have X, Y and Z co-ordinates, with the proper angle and placed correctly in relation to the plan form that is chosen (6 of them) In SolidWorks it is just to insert "curve through free points" one by one txt file, then loft from station 1 to 7 and the blade is don. It is don faster then it take to write this, it's just a matter of clicking with the mouse. no writing of co-ordinates. So the .txt files are a text based set of points that can be imported like an .igs file? Then add some "skin" to them and you're ready to go?
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April 9th 05, 07:14 AM
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Almost,
The txt files is inserted, then a SW or Rhino file is made, and a iges or other files can be exported. Jan "LCT Paintball" skrev i meddelandet news  MD5e.1641$GJ.1526@attbi_s71...My program create text .txt files that is used in SolidWorks and Rhino3D It is 7 files, one for each blade station, that have X, Y and Z co-ordinates, with the proper angle and placed correctly in relation to the plan form that is chosen (6 of them) In SolidWorks it is just to insert "curve through free points" one by one txt file, then loft from station 1 to 7 and the blade is don. It is don faster then it take to write this, it's just a matter of clicking with the mouse. no writing of co-ordinates. So the .txt files are a text based set of points that can be imported like an .igs file? Then add some "skin" to them and you're ready to go?
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