closed-geĪnd in theory that should be it! I just tested with a bunch of primitives I created in FreeCAD all with the same placement and sharing the same space, and once I separated by loose parts they were considered as separate mesh objects. It will import as a single object, but you can separate it "by loose parts" see. obj, which can contain multiple closed mesh objects. Instead I suggest exporting your STEP assembly file from FreeCAD to. May I suggest trying a different method? STL is a very limited mesh format designed for rapid prototyping of single parts. step file (1 step file and all individual component parts are preserved within the step file.) Jenosik wrote:so currently, i export from solid edge as a. but will definitely give it a go, seeing as im going to have to do this at least 3 times a week. Is it easy to create? im relatively new to developing.
Is there a way to open the step file in freecad and then with a macro save out each part as an individual. This is still very long and laborious as sometimes i have parts with 200 screws and 50 component parts I then open that up in freecad and i can easily select and export individual parts to stl files.
So currently, i export from solid edge as a. ( ive used solidworks for years and did everything i needed it to.) im using blender as a rendering software, so i need individual parts so i can texture each component without having to select the mesh of each part. I design everything in solid edge and i need to get the assembly files into blender as individual parts.
Im using freecad to translate my files from solid edge to blender.
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