Anyone have a DXF model they're willing to share?
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If anyone has a dxf/dwg model of a 944 or 951 they're willing to share, could you please send it to me at rleonardmccaffery@cogeco.ca?
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Nice to see someone else uses Catia too. I would love a dfx file of the Porsche crest if there is one floating around. Been wanting to water-jet one out for a while.
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I'm learning. I use DMU at work, and am trying to teach myself Catia in hopes of future promotions. I even got myself a 3DConnexion space navigator, which is really a cool little gadget.
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if anyone has an .iges or a ProE rendering of the car, I'd be interested as well. I think it'd be cool to play around a little with it in virtual reality (and maybe even design some custom parts for actual reality!)
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Ross, I found a PDF to DFX converter that may work for you on www.cnet.com. I have never used it, but depending one what you want it may work.
EDIT: Here is a site with other Porsche cars in 3D models, you have to purchase them, and there is no 944. But they look sweet!
http://www.exchange3d.com/cubecart/i...e&act=doSearch
EDIT: Here is a site with other Porsche cars in 3D models, you have to purchase them, and there is no 944. But they look sweet!
http://www.exchange3d.com/cubecart/i...e&act=doSearch
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I've got the Porsche crest in .ai. I may have it in .dxf, if not it's a simple conversion.
FYI as long as your .pdf file is vector format, you do not need a 'converter' if you have a real CAD system. Change the .pdf extension to one of the following: .ps, .eps, or .ai. This will trick your CAD package into opening it. Again, it's CRITICAL that the PDF is vector. Otherwise you'll get nothing.
I may have a .DXF of 3 views. I was working on a 3D model, but my short attention span got the best of me. Below are two concept models and a stock model. I can get that to you.
FYI as long as your .pdf file is vector format, you do not need a 'converter' if you have a real CAD system. Change the .pdf extension to one of the following: .ps, .eps, or .ai. This will trick your CAD package into opening it. Again, it's CRITICAL that the PDF is vector. Otherwise you'll get nothing.
I may have a .DXF of 3 views. I was working on a 3D model, but my short attention span got the best of me. Below are two concept models and a stock model. I can get that to you.
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What are you guys using to take measurments? I'm use to pulling dimensions with calipers, protractors, etc... when modeling an existing part but an entire car is a little large for that.
I wish I had access to a CMM or large 3D laser scanner.
I wish I had access to a CMM or large 3D laser scanner.
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PDF conversion won't work, as I need a 3d model.
UPDATE - I've found a 968 model from Need for Speed, extracted the wireframe, and have converted it to DXF. Once I have a change to import it into AutoCAD, I'll let everyone know how it looks. It's a relatively low-vertices wireframe, however I can probably re-work the model into looking more like a 944.
UPDATE - I've found a 968 model from Need for Speed, extracted the wireframe, and have converted it to DXF. Once I have a change to import it into AutoCAD, I'll let everyone know how it looks. It's a relatively low-vertices wireframe, however I can probably re-work the model into looking more like a 944.
I've got the Porsche crest in .ai. I may have it in .dxf, if not it's a simple conversion.
FYI as long as your .pdf file is vector format, you do not need a 'converter' if you have a real CAD system. Change the .pdf extension to one of the following: .ps, .eps, or .ai. This will trick your CAD package into opening it. Again, it's CRITICAL that the PDF is vector. Otherwise you'll get nothing.
I may have a .DXF of 3 views. I was working on a 3D model, but my short attention span got the best of me. Below are two concept models and a stock model. I can get that to you.
FYI as long as your .pdf file is vector format, you do not need a 'converter' if you have a real CAD system. Change the .pdf extension to one of the following: .ps, .eps, or .ai. This will trick your CAD package into opening it. Again, it's CRITICAL that the PDF is vector. Otherwise you'll get nothing.
I may have a .DXF of 3 views. I was working on a 3D model, but my short attention span got the best of me. Below are two concept models and a stock model. I can get that to you.