SuperCAD Posted January 17, 2010 Posted January 17, 2010 When it gets imported, it will always place the object at the 0,0,0 point so make sure you zoom all the way out. If you're having trouble getting one, let me know which one you're looking for and I'll save it as a DWG for you. Quote
Elektryk Posted January 17, 2010 Author Posted January 17, 2010 When it gets imported, it will always place the object at the 0,0,0 point so make sure you zoom all the way out. If you're having trouble getting one, let me know which one you're looking for and I'll save it as a DWG for you. i copied the ling but it didnt work so the Part Number: 6384K41 Quote
Elektryk Posted January 17, 2010 Author Posted January 17, 2010 this is what i get i autocad _acisin Unable to read the ACIS file C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\Downloads\2780T520.SAT. Quote
Elektryk Posted January 17, 2010 Author Posted January 17, 2010 ACISIN command. You might first open the file in Notepad and make sure it is ACIS v7 or earlier. Autodesk products will only read up to ACIS v7 (*.sat files). In any case, it should only take 5-10 minutes to create these parts and good practice on easy stuff. What are you having difficulty with (zip and attach dwg attempt). i opened it and found this SolidWorks(2006233)-Sat-Convertor-2.0 14 ACIS 15.0.5 NT 24 Mon Feb 19 15:51:59 2007 Quote
JD Mather Posted January 17, 2010 Posted January 17, 2010 So the file is ACIS v15 and you will not be able to open it in AutoCAD. Attach the file here for someone to convert it to v7. Wouldn't it be easier to simply create a couple of extrudes and revolve and be done? Quote
Elektryk Posted January 17, 2010 Author Posted January 17, 2010 So the file is ACIS v15 and you will not be able to open it in AutoCAD. Attach the file here for someone to convert it to v7. Wouldn't it be easier to simply create a couple of extrudes and revolve and be done? i've tried but it doesn't come round as it should be and it extrudes and revolves in different directions that i want Quote
Elektryk Posted January 17, 2010 Author Posted January 17, 2010 So the file is ACIS v15 and you will not be able to open it in AutoCAD. Attach the file here for someone to convert it to v7. Wouldn't it be easier to simply create a couple of extrudes and revolve and be done? how do i attach a file here? Quote
Elektryk Posted January 17, 2010 Author Posted January 17, 2010 cant attach it ... file invalid Quote
Cad64 Posted January 17, 2010 Posted January 17, 2010 how do i attach a file here? http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=8863 cant attach it ... file invalid What file type was it and how large was the file size? Quote
Elektryk Posted January 17, 2010 Author Posted January 17, 2010 http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=8863 What file type was it and how large was the file size? it was a .sat file and it waw 64kb i belive Quote
JD Mather Posted January 18, 2010 Posted January 18, 2010 it was a .sat file and it waw 64kb i belive Zip the file. Quote
Elektryk Posted January 18, 2010 Author Posted January 18, 2010 Zip the file. here this is the file i cant open i cad 2780T520.zip Quote
Elektryk Posted January 18, 2010 Author Posted January 18, 2010 and what else can i use to open that sat file??? or convert it to cad files ? Quote
JD Mather Posted January 18, 2010 Posted January 18, 2010 and what else can i use to open that sat file??? or convert it to cad files ? SolidWorks, Hoops ACIS Viewer and others. Try ACISIN command with this file. 2780T520_JD.zip Quote
Elektryk Posted January 18, 2010 Author Posted January 18, 2010 SolidWorks, Hoops ACIS Viewer and others.Try ACISIN command with this file. yes this one worked so now what should i do to get it working if im gonna get the same file,? how do i get it to v7? so my cad open it solidworks viewer wont let me save it Quote
Elektryk Posted January 18, 2010 Author Posted January 18, 2010 why when i render it... it doesn't come nicely round? bolt2.zip Quote
JD Mather Posted January 18, 2010 Posted January 18, 2010 why when i render it... it doesn't come nicely round? Viewres Facetres Dispsilh Regen F1 BTW - that thread doesn't look correct. What step in the pdf instructions I linked earlier did you have trouble with? I noticed you did not use layers in combination with delobj to preserve your construction geometry - so there is no way of determining exacly where you went wrong. Quote
Bill Tillman Posted January 19, 2010 Posted January 19, 2010 With the help of many in this forum I came up with this LISP routine sometime back to draw a nice 3D bolt that is 1" dia. The 1" makes it easy to scale up or down to whatever size you like. It doesn't do threads but it will draw you a 3D bolt in a flash and you can then rescale, move, copy, etc to whatever your needs are. (defun c:3dbolt ( / boltaf boltlen boltthk b1 b2 b3 b4 b9 b10 b11 b12 cyl3 cyl4 holedia list1 list3 nut nutpos nutthk p2 p3 p4 p4d p5 p5d p12 p13 p14 p15 p16 p17 washer1 washerd washert ) (setq washert 0.125) ; Set Washer Thickness (setq boltaf 0.75) ; 1/2 Distance Across the Hex Head Flats (setq boltthk 0.75) ; Height of Bolthead (setq boltlen -3.25) ; Bolt Shaft Length (setq holedia (+ 0.0625 boltthk)) ; Hole Diameter (setq washerd (+ boltaf 1.25)) ; Washer OD (setq nutthk (* 1 boltthk)) ;create bolt head (command "_osmode" 0) (setq list1 (list 0 0 washert)) (command "_ucs" "_o" list1) (command "_polygon" "6" "0,0,0" "c" boltaf) (setq b1 (entlast)) (command "_extrude" b1 "" boltthk) (setq b2 (entlast)) (setq p2 (list 0 0 boltthk)) (setq p3 (list boltaf 0 boltthk)) (setq p4d (+ 1 boltaf)) (setq p4 (list p4d 0 boltthk)) (setq p5d (- boltthk 0.4547)) (setq p5 (list p4d 0 p5d)) (command "_osmode" 0) (command "_3dpoly" p3 p4 p5 "c") (setq b3 (entlast)) (command "_revolve" b3 "" "0,0,1" "0,0,0" "360") (setq b4 (entlast)) (command "_subtract" b2 "" b4 "") (setq bolthead (entlast)) ;create washer 1 (command "_cylinder" "0,0,0" "d" washerd washert) (setq cyl3 (entlast)) (command "_cylinder" "0,0,0" "d" holedia washert) (setq cyl4 (entlast)) (command "_subtract" cyl3 "" cyl4 "") (setq washer1 (entlast)) (setq p1 (list 0 0 (* -1 washert))) (command "_move" washer1 "" "" p1) (command "_copy" washer1 "" "" "0,0,-2") ;create nut (setq list3 (list 0 0 washert)) (command "_ucs" "_o" list3) (command "_polygon" "6" "0,0,0" "c" boltaf) (setq b9 (entlast)) (command "_extrude" b9 "" nutthk) (setq b10 (entlast)) (setq p12 (list boltaf 0 0)) (setq p13 (list p4d 0 0)) (setq p14 (list p4d 0 0.4547)) (command "_3dpoly" p12 p13 p14 "c") (setq b11 (entlast)) (command "_revolve" b11 "" "0,0,10" "0,0,0" "360") (setq b12 (entlast)) (command "_subtract" b10 "" b12 "") (setq b13 (entlast)) (setq p15 (list boltaf 0 nutthk)) (setq p16 (list p4d 0 nutthk)) (setq len11 (- nutthk 0.4547)) (setq p17 (list p4d 0 len11)) (command "_3dpoly" p15 p16 p17 "c") (setq b14 (entlast)) (command "_revolve" b14 "" "0,0,1" "0,0,0" "360") (setq b15 (entlast)) (command "_subtract" b13 "" b15 "") (setq b16 (entlast)) (command "_cylinder" "0,0,0" "d" boltaf nutthk) (setq b17 (entlast)) (command "_subtract" b13 "" b17 "") (setq nut (entlast)) (setq nutpos (list 0 0 (+ 0.25 boltlen))) (command "_move" nut "" "" nutpos) ;create bolt shaft (command "_cylinder" "0,0,0" "d" boltaf boltlen) (princ) ) Quote
Elektryk Posted January 20, 2010 Author Posted January 20, 2010 With the help of many in this forum I came up with this LISP routine sometime back to draw a nice 3D bolt that is 1" dia. The 1" makes it easy to scale up or down to whatever size you like. It doesn't do threads but it will draw you a 3D bolt in a flash and you can then rescale, move, copy, etc to whatever your needs are. (defun c:3dbolt ( / boltaf boltlen boltthk b1 b2 b3 b4 b9 b10 b11 b12 cyl3 cyl4 holedia list1 list3 nut nutpos nutthk p2 p3 p4 p4d p5 p5d p12 p13 p14 p15 p16 p17 washer1 washerd washert ) (setq washert 0.125) ; Set Washer Thickness (setq boltaf 0.75) ; 1/2 Distance Across the Hex Head Flats (setq boltthk 0.75) ; Height of Bolthead (setq boltlen -3.25) ; Bolt Shaft Length (setq holedia (+ 0.0625 boltthk)) ; Hole Diameter (setq washerd (+ boltaf 1.25)) ; Washer OD (setq nutthk (* 1 boltthk)) ;create bolt head (command "_osmode" 0) (setq list1 (list 0 0 washert)) (command "_ucs" "_o" list1) (command "_polygon" "6" "0,0,0" "c" boltaf) (setq b1 (entlast)) (command "_extrude" b1 "" boltthk) (setq b2 (entlast)) (setq p2 (list 0 0 boltthk)) (setq p3 (list boltaf 0 boltthk)) (setq p4d (+ 1 boltaf)) (setq p4 (list p4d 0 boltthk)) (setq p5d (- boltthk 0.4547)) (setq p5 (list p4d 0 p5d)) (command "_osmode" 0) (command "_3dpoly" p3 p4 p5 "c") (setq b3 (entlast)) (command "_revolve" b3 "" "0,0,1" "0,0,0" "360") (setq b4 (entlast)) (command "_subtract" b2 "" b4 "") (setq bolthead (entlast)) ;create washer 1 (command "_cylinder" "0,0,0" "d" washerd washert) (setq cyl3 (entlast)) (command "_cylinder" "0,0,0" "d" holedia washert) (setq cyl4 (entlast)) (command "_subtract" cyl3 "" cyl4 "") (setq washer1 (entlast)) (setq p1 (list 0 0 (* -1 washert))) (command "_move" washer1 "" "" p1) (command "_copy" washer1 "" "" "0,0,-2") ;create nut (setq list3 (list 0 0 washert)) (command "_ucs" "_o" list3) (command "_polygon" "6" "0,0,0" "c" boltaf) (setq b9 (entlast)) (command "_extrude" b9 "" nutthk) (setq b10 (entlast)) (setq p12 (list boltaf 0 0)) (setq p13 (list p4d 0 0)) (setq p14 (list p4d 0 0.4547)) (command "_3dpoly" p12 p13 p14 "c") (setq b11 (entlast)) (command "_revolve" b11 "" "0,0,10" "0,0,0" "360") (setq b12 (entlast)) (command "_subtract" b10 "" b12 "") (setq b13 (entlast)) (setq p15 (list boltaf 0 nutthk)) (setq p16 (list p4d 0 nutthk)) (setq len11 (- nutthk 0.4547)) (setq p17 (list p4d 0 len11)) (command "_3dpoly" p15 p16 p17 "c") (setq b14 (entlast)) (command "_revolve" b14 "" "0,0,1" "0,0,0" "360") (setq b15 (entlast)) (command "_subtract" b13 "" b15 "") (setq b16 (entlast)) (command "_cylinder" "0,0,0" "d" boltaf nutthk) (setq b17 (entlast)) (command "_subtract" b13 "" b17 "") (setq nut (entlast)) (setq nutpos (list 0 0 (+ 0.25 boltlen))) (command "_move" nut "" "" nutpos) ;create bolt shaft (command "_cylinder" "0,0,0" "d" boltaf boltlen) (princ) ) and what do i do with this?> Quote
Bill Tillman Posted January 20, 2010 Posted January 20, 2010 Well, it's a little more complicated than just posting a simple reply. This is a LISP program, which is a set of instructions for AutoCAD to follow to carry out a task or set of tasks. You will need to save the code I posted to a file and then tell AutoCAD where to find it. Then you APPLOAD this file and run it with the command 3dbolt. Like I said, trying to post all the steps needed to teach you how to install a LISP program is very tedious. I recommend that you search here and other places on the web for tutorials on AutoLISP and how to install and run them. It's well worth the investment of your time. Quote
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