MultiBoardAssembly_Cmd-ExportPartExportPart_AD

Created: Dezember 05, 2018 | Updated: März 06, 2024 | Applies to versions: 2.0 and 2.1

Now reading version 2.1. For the latest, read: MultiBoardAssembly_Cmd-ExportPart((ExportPart))_AD for version 5

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Parent page: MultiBoardAssembly Commands

The following pre-packaged resources, derived from this base command, are available:

Export to STEP File

Applied Parameters: None

Summary

This command is used to export the entire Multi-Board Assembly to a STEP 3D file (*.step or *.stp).

For a high-level look at multi-board design within Altium NEXUS, see Designing Systems with Multiple Boards.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Multi-Board Assembly editor by choosing File » Export » STEP 3D from the main menus.

Use

After launching the command, the Export File dialog opens in which you can specify the STEP file to export and the location to which you want it exported.

Export to Parasolid XT File

Applied Parameters: None

Summary

This feature is used to export the entire Multi-Board Assembly to a Parasolid file (*.x_t).

For a high-level look at multi-board design within Altium NEXUS, see Designing Systems with Multiple Boards.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Multi-Board Assembly editor by choosing File » Export » PARASOLID from the main menus.

Use

After launching the command, the Export File dialog opens in which you can specify the Parasolid file to export and the location to which you want it exported.

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MultiBoardAssembly_Cmd-ExportPartExportPart_AD

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