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For anyone who needs to view and interrogate 3D design data. Whether you are involved in commercial manufacture, purchasing, a maker or a student, eDrawings Viewer helps you to communicate, share and collaborate with high fidelity 3D data with an easily shareable lightweight file in its own viewer.

SOLIDWORKS PDM can work with different viewers to preview files within a vault. For SOLIDWORKS files, eDrawings is the default viewer. During the Installation of SOLIDWORKS PDM or SOLIDWORKS, eDrawings can be installed at the same time.

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Additional viewers can be added, and existing ones removed. The first step to add an additional viewer is to first install it. These additional viewers would be for other file types, that are stored in a PDM vault and are not supported by the EModelViewer.

eDrawings Viewer supports AutoCAD .DWG and .DXF files, along with SolidWorks files. After opening your file, you can open individual views and arrange them however you want, regardless of how the views were previously arranged in the original drawing. The viewer provides dynamic viewing capabilities of 3D models as you automatically rotate through each drawing view. The program is also able to compare the same location of a model in different views by identifying and matching geometry in various drawing views.

I am with ARAS in Europe and we've had this topic with our partners. One of them actually found a way to register eDrawings as a viewer in which case you do not need the MIME type. We have documented this approach and placed the instructions to:

I'm just starting to evaluate ARAS S/W. I have installed V9.3 locally on my laptop and running it under SQL Server Express. I have installed eDrawings application and set up the viewer in ARAS as per KB-000105. When I click on a Solidworks file, it appears to download from the vault but the eDrawing application doesn't open to view the file. Any suggestions?

I was able to integrate the viewer with Aras. however for files created by software other than Solid Works I had to first publish those Cad files in edrawing formats say eprt, easm and so on and then attach this viewer to the file type. However in actual scenario I may need the publishing to happen in the background and then associate the eprt to the correpsonding prt. how do I do these. Is there a script that i can run in the backgroung to create these files.

So yes the problem is on eDrawings side, and unfortunately I won't be able to help further. Review the documentation again, if possible try to inspect / debug the concerned files; let's hope somebody with experience on this viewer passes around. Good luck.

Yes our draftsmen has tried this. But a edrawing of the entire model is too big and makes the edrawing viewer crash. The model was split up in multiple .pkg files that I can all load one by one in 3D access. But the seperate edrawings of these .pkg cannot be combined into one screen... So our client cannot see interfaces between building and equipment, because these are seperate .pkg files.

Prior to eDrawings 2019, if the recipient of your eDrawings file did not have the software on their computer, you needed to either attach the link to download the free viewer or package the viewer executable with your eDrawings files as a zip file.

Here is the kicker! The files can also be downloaded direct from the viewer or the Drive Home page. Which makes it a very simple way of viewing and share files across a range of people, computer and devices.

Most users know and use eDrawings as a free viewer for Solidworks. As a rule, the native Solidworks data is converted into the eDrawings format and distributed for this purpose. The free viewer has a firmly defined range of functions that is sufficient for certain areas of application. However, there are still chargeable product variants and options, such as eDrawings Professional with a greater variety of functions and eDrawings Publisher for converting CAD data from other CAD systems.

Some interested parties come to us via an eDrawing online search and immediately understand the advantage of a 3DViewStation WebViewer version compared to downloading an eDrawings file. It may be technically simple to simply download a file and view it with a locally installed viewer. But unfortunately that also has considerable disadvantages. Because no CAD manager likes to see construction data on a device outside of their own organization. In addition, it can take a long time for a complex assembly to download before it is displayed, especially if you are on the move. The 3DViewStation WebViewer version solves all of these problems. No 3D data whatsoever is transferred to the end device, so that it is neither accidentally lost nor captured, i.e. accessed by the graphics card. What is unique is that the WebViewer has almost the same range of functions as the desktop version. You can also carry out an undercut analysis in the browser under Windows or Linux, on the tablet under iOS, Android or Windows and even on your smartphone. On the Samrtphone we offer a special user interface for mobile devices, while in the browser on the PC you usually find a ribbon surface like in the desktop version. This surface can be adapted, reduced and also changed to the mobile appearance on the PC.

Download your next viewer for Solidworks and other 3D and 2D formats from the download area now. It's completely free for you. The test period is 30 days on any Windows computer, if you have not already tested an earlier release of the 3DViewStation there. All functions, including optional ones, are available to you during the test period. Only the number of possible exports is limited. The 3DViewStation desktop version has F1 help that jumps precisely to our online Help Center. Most of the functions are described in detail there. In our BLOG and also on YouTube there are videos that show how to work with the 3DViewStation.

In the download area you will not find any augmented, change our virtual reality solution, the 3DViewStation VR-Edition, with which you can experience your Solidworks assemblies virtually, in real size. They are particularly suitable for this purpose with large machines, systems, aircraft and vehicles. We currently do not know of any other VR solution or simulation that allows the aforementioned passenger ship with 10 million components to be immersively experienced in a few seconds. No other VR solution offers the same CAD typical DMU functions that you know from the desktop and web viewer version. Have you ever carried out a wall thickness analysis in VR in a fully detailed ship and saved it in a view?

Now all you have to do is call us. Get in touch with us now. Let us discuss your requirements and how we can map them. Maybe in some places the eDrawings Viewer is not enough and we close the gap with the 3DViewStation. The 3000 companies that already work with the 3DViewStation cannot be wrong. And our more than 30 years of experience in the viewer market can be found again and again in our products, which we have developed close to customer requirements.

The eDrawings viewer allows you to rotate and zoom in to any particular feature of the model and investigate it further. The measure feature allows you to accurately measureany component within the model to aid in its construction. Assemblies can be further dissected by opening their constituent parts in a separate viewing window. Annotations canbe noted on the drawing and then saved and printed for further reference in the field. 2351a5e196