IY OCA File VRML-Export Description ‘The transfer of the 3D model to customers, architects or the building site is of growing impor- tance. This can be done in the format ¥.wr1 and a VRML compliant viewer. — . Note: You can download a free viewer for example under the following address: ttp: //www.righthemi sphere. com/products/client-products/deep-view Please download the COMPLETE FREE version of Deepview! With this version you can reduce the size of the export fle considerably via File / Save as by saving the opened * wri. file in the proper format # zh. Explanation of the dialogue Ge eI c=) Type ‘At Type you can define the format of the export file: * obj or *.wel. The right side of the di- alogue changes according to the selected format. -File-9Start list | Filter ‘At Start list and Filter you define the number of parts which shall be exported into the required format, Export. Click onto the button Export... after selecting the export settings. Afterwards an export file will be generated in the selected format. Depending on the size of the start list this can take a few ‘minutes. In the protocol window you can follow the progress of the export: Explanation of the tab Options Icon Directory name via explorer Select the output directory for the export via the icon Directory name via explorer. The current order directory (next to the directory boe3ab, plots etc.) is preset. Output name Define the name of the export file in the format # .we2 Export bolts / holes / welds ‘Other elements apart from parts can also be considered for export, To do so activate the ac- cording option Export Bolts / Holes and/or Weldings. Each activated element type will then be considered at the export: Exported bolts. Exported welds. =~!—_— FO boca Create data structure When the option Create Tree of data is activated you can define the structure of the export. Later this sorting of elements simplifies the search for certain parts in the viewer. Free ‘The data structure can be defined individually via Free. As ‘soon as you have selected the setting Free, 2 additionals op- tions Sorting and Planes will be shown. Enter the elements which define the directory structure into the input field behind Sorting. Enter the attribute of the ele- ment to do so (see below: Key jist). If several attributes are entered, they must be seperated by a /. Define the number of planes in the data tree via Planes. (See Example: Creation of a * wal file sorted by mark number and profile) By Phases, Principals, | Here you define Phase, Principal, Assemblies as sorting Assemblies criteria for the parts, whereas parts of the first plane are sort- ed by phases, in the second by principals and in the third plane by assemblies. By Phases, Profiles Here you define the sorting Phases for the first plane , the second plane is sorted by Profiles. By profiles Here you define Profiles only as sorting criteria of the parts. When you switch off this option the output of the parts is done without sorting. Then the parts are listed in the viewer alphabetically and numerically. Exported attributes Define up to five characteristics under Exported Attributes which you want to be added as information to each part of export. Open the dialogue Key_List via the arrow symbol ¥). You can select a required attribute from the list and transfer it tothe superior dialogue with Ok. The information becomes part of the name at exporting iat sHisa oneg AOAOILR 9999999099000 -File=11 —_—_—_—_—_————— EEE rT