At work I use AutoCAD 2000 and AutoDesk Inventor, and they both can use *.dwg drawings and others. And Inventor creates 3d drawings under different file formats. Is there a way to import the 3d drawings? (Not the 2d)
Thanks
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At work I use AutoCAD 2000 and AutoDesk Inventor, and they both can use *.dwg drawings and others. And Inventor creates 3d drawings under different file formats. Is there a way to import the 3d drawings? (Not the 2d)
Thanks
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I have no knowledge "freeCAD" or "BHV's." And that was about animation or something, i think.
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