Limited use Most other tools needed to make this filetype useful, already have a neutral format convertion.

The download is not bad. However, the choice and range of components are quite limited. I suppose, it would take time for a more complete range of components to be published.Many thanks.W.Phua

Director of Product Development I was trying to see if your SW would work in conjunction with a Solid Works Viewer, but it either does not, or I made some error in applying the Importer.

Loaded easy enough I found the software downloaded easily and installed with ease. In the end I found another way to import what I needed that more closely fits my needs, however what I used worked.

really fun but it will take me some time to getting used to

It didn't work. I tried it many ways with many files and it just did not work. It kept making my computer crash and stopped at a crucial point in the making of my piece. Good idea though.

I\'ve had trouble importing/converting files using the software- It is not clear where the problem is- in the conversion software or in the input file data. It also is unclear how to change default settings upon import- which might help resolve some of the issues I\'m seeing. basically the conversion attempts frequently result in SolidWorks fatal errors and automatic shutdown under Windows. I\'m continung my evaluation but it does not look too promising given the results and variable/poor outcome so far.

I tried it, it works good, but model made by importing OBJ into Solidworks does not give me what I need. It is up to the structure and nature of OBJ file not up to this software, which is very good and handy software.

Unfortunately it doesn\'t work at all.I always get the error msg \"OBJ object file does not contain meshes\"

Just a review I haven't gotten to know AutoCad all that well, being a Maya guy. But my team and I needed to find files that could transfer into something that the 3D printers could understand. And dwg was the most common. 3D printing is on the rise, and having these options out there for the public really helps AutoCAD stay in the loop when it comes to the more creative aspect of the 3D industry. I haven't actually converted *.ma into *.obj into *.dwg into *.stp yet. But there sure is a piece of mind that comes with knowing its possible. Thanks ...

it doesnt work for me with sw2009

A great add on if you can't enable the mesh import feature in Solid Works.

This works pretty well but depends on the size of the files and the complexity of the model. Has problems with assemblies.

This software doesn't work: I installed it on my Solidworks 2007 version and as soon I clik on one of menu's item, an error message appears and solidwoks collapse.Do you have any comment on this situation?Regards

The import by 3DS is working very well The import is working very well

Review to 3DSImport Add in I downloaded the add-in, and make conversion of some complicated 3DS model - the result is more then bad! Some features are absent absolutely, and some surfaces is present only on the model and not in features list, many of surfaces have not valid solutions on their connections...I think that program needs some improvements with relation to its price.\Sincerely,

It might just be my hardware, but huge stl-files jammed my machine without results in converting task.

scaling The import worked nicely, except the model was brought in at 1/25.4th the size it needed to be, after some file manipulation of an exported STEP file and reimporting I was able to get the scaling right. STL import should have an option for units readily available.

Good import program We used the program for importing SlL-files with some 100k triangles. The import was done very quickly. The price seems to be fair.

Effective and Easy A very simple program to use. Worked well with my Ascii STL files. A 30 day trial would be even better

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