A software suite called CAD Exchanger makes it possible for users and developers of 3D CAD software to view, transform, and analyze CAD, BIM, and 3D data. Use Linux, Mac, and Windows to load and convert models without pricey CAD software. Works with several different formats, including CATIA, SOLIDWORKS, Creo, STEP, JT, and IFC.
This update's main features center on offering Docker images with pre-configured environments for Python, Java, C++, and C#. This enables users to set up and utilize the CAD Exchanger SDK in the environment of their choice. By doing this, you save wasting time and energy on tedious manual installation and configuration. Currently, users can request this functionality, and technical support will provide them with links and thorough instructions.
The Model States, a useful feature in CAD Exchanger, limits data import to active configurations at the moment. Importing models with model states can have varying degrees of stability. Extending the CAD Exchanger API to manage import and export consumption while testing is underway is another objective. For instance, users with more than the trial license's use limitations are now notified that a purchase is required.
Data interchange with preservation of all content structure, geometry, metadata, and views in more than 30 supported 3D CAD and BIM formats. Without costly CAD software, import data from proprietary formats like SOLIDWORKS, CATIA, NX, and Creo. Data can be exported to FBX, glTF, JT, STEP, and other CAD and 3D formats. Experience lightning-fast conversions thanks to clever parallel processing.
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