A Universal Feature Definition Frame for 3-D CAD Model Conversion

Chang Le Sun; Da Yong Ning; Wei  Xiong; Hai Tao Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.690-693.2781

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A Universal Feature Definition Frame for 3-D CAD Model Conversion

Abstract:

Data exchange between 3-D CAD systems has a very important research value both in theory and in application. This paper presents a general outline of a Universal Feature Definition (UFD) frame, which provides universal support for todays 3-D CAD systems. Through the medium of UFD feature, this frame can realize the conversion of 3-D CAD models from source system to target system according to API mapping. This CAD model conversion method may overcome the disadvantage of traditional geometric method that the target model is not editable. This frame also provides the conversion interface of user defined features, which is convenient for the user to customize the desired conversion process. The frame has been implemented between Catia and UG with successful results.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 690-693)

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Chang Le Sun, Da Yong Ning, Wei Xiong, Hai Tao Wang

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Data Exchange, Model Conversion, Universal Feature Definition

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