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Multiple languages are supported through Excel (XLS) files that can be edited in any spreadsheet that can load Excel files.  VTube XLS language files each contain one language that is translated from English.  The name of the XLS file is named according to the language.  For example, Chinese is given the name "chinese.xls".
 
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VTL files are text files that can be adjusted in a Unicode-supporting editor.  They are stored in the c:\program files\VTube-STEP\config\language folder.
 
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We use and recommend Notepad++ editor to edit your VTube-STEP language files.  It is available for download from the net by searching for the name.
 
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Notepad++ allows you to show files side by side in parallel edit windows.  To compare files this way, you right click on one of the tabs then press Move to Other View.
 
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When VTube closes, it automatically generates a file called "current_language_setup.vtl" that is built from the latest user-interface elements.  We've included this file so that you can easily find what user interface elements have been added between VTube-STEP versions.  So when upgrading VTube-STEP, you will often find new additions in this file if they were added since the last version.  If you are using a non-English VTL file, then any English labels in the generated file will indicate new words added since the last version.
 
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==Other Pages==
 
==Other Pages==

Revision as of 16:42, 24 February 2016

Vtube-step logo 2.png Import tube data from solid models, then produce reports, and send data to benders.

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Import Solid Models from Any CAD Program to Convert to Bender Data

VTube-STEP extracts tube data from a STEP or IGES solid model file - from any solid model CAD package.

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Quick Links



Partners and Distributors

  • FARO - FARO is the world leader in articulated arms. The FARO Americas division is our exclusive VTube-LASER distributor for North and South America. VTube-STEP is also a catalog item for FARO.
  • Horn Machine Tools - Manufacturer of benders and CSM benders
  • UNISON - All electric benders from the UK
  • SMI- Italian line of Silver benders
  • CRIPPA - Italian benders
  • UNIVERSAL TOOL & ENGINEERING - Alpine benders


CNC Bender Communications and Setup

VTube can communicate with many tube and wire-form benders. Follow these links to read about details in how it transfers data to and from CNC Benders.


Tutorials and Other Pages



Export

VTube-STEP can export files that can be loaded into other CAD packages. This is a STEP file that was created by VTube-STEP and loaded into Autodesk Inventor 2011.

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Multiple Language Support

VTube-STEP supports multiple languages - even East Asian. You can even translate the user interface to your own language.

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Other Pages