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==Other Pages== | ==Other Pages== | ||
*Back to the [[VTube-STEP]] page | *Back to the [[VTube-STEP]] page |
Latest revision as of 19:33, 17 February 2023
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This document shows the process of importing a STEP file into VTube-STEP
The files used are .stp files.
Steps to import a .stp file into VTube-STEP
STEP 1Make sure VTube-STEP is cleared. |
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STEP 2Under Import/Export, import a STEP File-STP. |
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STEP 3Load the desired part into VTube-STEP from the file it is saved in inside file explorer |
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STEP 4To collect parametric data, an operator can either autobuild or manually collect features. For Autobuild. For Manual Collection |
STEP 5
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STEP 6The XYZ and LRA grid will now have parametric data in them. This information can be sent to a bender, or brought into VTube-LASER to be measured against. |
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