Getting Started STEP to 3D PDF

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STEP is used across various industries such as Automotive, Aerospace, Building and Construction, • Ship Building, Oil and Gas and Process Plants. • STEP contains full 3D model definition and design information, but now presentation • and rich graphic presentational information. STEP files can be very large and complex. • This live demo shows STEP to 3D PDF in practice. • You can convert STEP to 3D PDF using the following simple steps. • Start PDF3D ReportGen, Browse to a suitable STEP (.stp) file, • set output PDF file name and location, optionally • introduce an A3 page engineering drawing layout using the PDF template option. • Open the result with Adobe Reader. • Each part can be indivially selected, with zoom, pan and rotate • to review the assembly structure. • PDF is stand-alone, can be sent to client for review, or archived • to record a specific state of the engineering design. • More about the background of the STEP standard can be found at: • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_10303 • Why, what problem does this solve? • STEP contains full 3D model definition and design information, but now presentation • and rich graphic presentational information. STEP files can be very large and complex. • STEP files are not suitable to be sent around for design reviews or to clients in other • companies unless they also have full complex CAD/PLM software to view it. • By converting to 3D PDF, viewing is opened up to anyone with a 3D PDF viewer such as • the Adobe Reader. The file size may be dramatically reduced to make email and • download times much lower than if the original STEP was sent. • Further, the 3D view representative of the STEP model can be part of a larger document, • report, quote or engineering drawing page.

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