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Mon Nov 15, 2004 6:49 pm Post subject:
insert datafile like *.txt in proe |
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Hallo folks,
i´ve created a curve in excel and saved it in *.txt-file as a cloud of
points. now i wonna create this curve in proe-wildfire. how can i read
this *.txt-file in proe.
Thank you for your answers and advices.
Dirk
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Jeff Howard
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Mon Nov 15, 2004 7:33 pm Post subject:
Re: insert datafile like *.txt in proe |
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| Quote: | i´ve created a curve in excel and saved it in *.txt-file...
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Look at Help, search for PTS and IBL (?). Those are the file
extensions used for creating text format point, curve, surface
files. There should be enough there to get you going. |
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kenny
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Wed Nov 17, 2004 1:35 pm Post subject:
Re: insert datafile like *.txt in proe |
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In article <ea343bed.0411150549.7e39eef0@posting.google.com>,
loeckman@gmx.de says...
| Quote: | i´ve created a curve in excel and saved it in *.txt-file as a cloud of
points. now i wonna create this curve in proe-wildfire. how can i read
this *.txt-file in proe.
I have used something that may be useful to you. |
Create a text file in notebook and rename it to .ibl
The coords must be in the format x y z per line single space between
without designators.
Then datum points/offset coord sys without dims cartesion and read in
the ibl file. worked fine.
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kenny
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Wed Nov 17, 2004 1:38 pm Post subject:
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In article <MPG.1c051d97d4fe8aac989733@news.eclipse.co.uk>,
kenny@UNSPAM.com says...
| Quote: | I have used something that may be useful to you.
Create a text file in notebook and rename it to .ibl
The coords must be in the format x y z per line single space between
without designators.
Then datum points/offset coord sys without dims cartesion and read in
the ibl file. worked fine.
There was a small problem with this and that was the file size was |
limited to about 1.5Mb. Probably due to a limit of the array that proe
can handle. |
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