from autocad 3d to solidworks

[raffone]

Hello everyone,
I'm trying to introduce myself into the world of solidworks cad, as far as I've looked around the internet, I'm not quite clear about something:
If I have a 3d design of autocad I can import it into solidworks and get the table to be able to have the files of the individual parts to be sent to production?
I explain better: I have a wardrobe, which is composed of doors, shelves, shoulder etc., this was designed directly in 3d, I would like to know if I can import it into solidworks to get the ingorge parts in 2d editable to bring to production?
If yes! the process is laborious or I should redesign each part in autocad, studying obviously the details not calculated in the design?
greetings and 10000 points to those who answer (alias coffee paid! )
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[MassiVonWeizen]

by autocad you must export in neutral format (step, iges, acis in quality order)
amounts the neutral file in solidworks and you can have two results:
- a file together with a part for each element (but this would mean that if you have an anta with a hoof that should be a unique element in the design you would find them divided and you should reassemble them)
- a part file with a body by element (in this case you can save one or more items by itself or in the table select only the body concerned)
the procedure is not incomplete with problems that depend on many variables:
design quality autocad 3d
export/import quality
complexity of the model (a four-walled wardrobe is a moment, a 4 sliding doors wardrobe with guides and everything else is a snare)
interest or not to be able to change the model (an imported file is very difficult to change it because it has no functions or modeling quotas)
ability and knowledge of the user (if you are at the first weapons leave all and do the tutorials)

I would tell you to redesign everything to practice, to have an editable historian for other projects, to set the job with the result you have to get

 

[raffone]

thanks massivonweizen,
In fact, they are the first weapons, but I have to evaluate the best and most practical solution to get the tables to give to the moths and elaborate the concept of the designer who realizes it directly in 3d with autocad.
as I read that solidworks realizes the putting into the table directly I wanted to know whether to study this software or another.
What do you recommend?
I work in a carpentry shop!
Thank you very much, coffee paid!
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[MassiVonWeizen]

solidworks automically realizes projections, sections and details, everything else you have to put it on us.
the automatism of the drawings revenues by setting up the modeling up from the quotation, which importing neutral files you can not have.
if you already have the 3d autocad model maybe it is worth learning that part of the autodesk software; Perhaps I will say a boiata because in specific are 'great, but I imagine that even autocad revenues projections automatically once you have the model 3d.

 

[raffone]

hi, I'm sorry but I think that autocad can't make the table, it can at most copy a surface and expolderla you get the 2d but quotations etc. not if you have to make changes of holes is a slaughterhouse.(in 3d)
Thank you
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