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 From:  tyglik 7 Dec 2007  (3 of 7) 
1161.3 In reply to 1161.1 
Hi Al,

MoI can import/export IGES file.... to translate STEP file to IGES or vice versa you can use iges2step converter/viewer. See http://iges2step.narod.ru/

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IGES2STEP is a freeware CAD file viewer for Windows XP/2000/NT. It allows viewing IGES and STEP files and translating between them. The versions of the formats are:
IGES: up to 5.3
STEP AP203: Mechanical Design (General 3D CAD)
STEP AP214: Automotive Design
STEP AP209: Finite-Element Analysis (initial support)


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 From:  Frenchy Pilou (PILOU) 7 Dec 2007  (4 of 7) 
1161.4 In reply to 1161.3 
cool trick ;)
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 From:  Al (AGREYNOLDS) 8 Dec 2007  (5 of 7) 
1161.5 In reply to 1161.3 
I downloaded and installed the iges2step software but it crashes on startup with the message "Fatal Error in units initialisation". I noticed its copyright is from 2003. Maybe there is problem with newer versions of the Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime like the 2005 one installed on my Windows XP Pro laptop.

Al Greynolds
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 From:  Michael Gibson 8 Dec 2007  (6 of 7) 
1161.6 In reply to 1161.5 
Hi Al, I took a quick look and saw the same problem. The fix is to reboot your machine, it should then work after you have rebooted.

It needs a couple of environment variables set to work properly, on install the changes to the environment variables don't quite spread out to the entire system, but they will after a reboot.

It's interesting - appears to be based off of the Open CASCADE kernel. It's actually parts of Open CASCADE that need the environment variables set.

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 From:  Al (AGREYNOLDS) 8 Dec 2007  (7 of 7) 
1161.7 In reply to 1161.6 
That worked. Thanks Michael.

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