T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

Fundamentals. Two-Dimensional Design
POV-Ray (*.pov) Format
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When exporting into the POV-Ray format, the Export into the
format POV-Ray" dialog appears after entering the file name.
Various POV-Ray utility commands can be defined in this window
that will be processed at creation of the image being exported:
texture application, rendering of various geometrical objects, light
sources, camera positions, etc.
Importing Documents
Importing documents in T-FLEX CAD from other systems is done by the command “IM: Import Drawing
Or Model”:
Keyboard Textual Menu Icon
or
“File|Import”
After calling the command, the standard File
Open dialog appears on the screen. In this
dialog, specify the name of the file to import and
its format. Then, either the conversion process
starts immediately (for formats Rhino, Autodesk
Inventor and SolidWorks), or the dialog window
for specifying additional import parameters
appears (see below).
Note that the import of files in the
format Autodesk Inventor is supported
only when Autodesk Inventor or
Autodesk Inventor View are installed
on a computer.
Parasolid Format
To import a Parasolid file into the 3D version of the system, you can also use the command “3MO:
Insert External Model”. More details on this are provided in the chapter “3D Pictures” of the
“Three-Dimensional Modeling User Manual”.
When importing Parasolid 3D models you should define the import mode: as
Assembly or as Single Operation or as Bodies.
This mode is important only when importing multibody models or
assemblies. If original file is presented as one solid, the result will
be the same in all modes.