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Software for 3d-simulation

Discussion in 'CAD / CAE - Outdated' started by fredspeed, Nov 5, 2009.

  1. fredspeed

    fredspeed New Member

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    Does anyone have suggestions for software that can be used for creating 3d models that can be used in x-sim, Like simforce-gt and RnR. I have used this: http://www.artifice.com/free/dw_lite.html but it only export in dxf. I understand the format must be vrlm!? There are some professional programs mentioned her, but I guess they are exspensive. If it is not to advanced, it would be nice with a tutorial how to make work in x-sim. It would be nice to let others see and test ideas for the simulator.

    Fred
    fredspeed, Nov 5, 2009
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    Hey hi,

    What do you want to do exactly ?
    control your 3dmodel from xsim ?
    If it's that maybe you can take a look to solidworks.
    He have programmable API that can control assembly's movement. You will need to interface it with X sim.

    Shastaa
    Shastaa, Nov 5, 2009
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  3. fredspeed

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    Sorry if i did not explain it well. X-sim have this 3d-simulation aplication. there are the to models I mentioned, and you can use x-sim to se how they move on the axes. i just want to make my own version of this. I will have a look at solidwork, and now I am downloading this: truespace from - http://www.caligari.com/
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    fredspeed, Nov 5, 2009
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    hi, I use Inventor from Autodesck and DesignStar from SolidWorks, the two export .vrlm and many others.
    willynovi, Nov 9, 2009
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