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My company is attempting to use Vis Mockup V5 to help non Ug users to see our CAD data. When in Vis Mockup one of the problems we are having is not being able to see the correct reference set. Has anybody else tried this and had success. We are also using Teamcenter Engineering V8. Thanks, RW

Thanks for all of the replies. I have had success with AutoView from Cimmetry, it works very well and it loads models complete with annotation from UG and Pro/E. I've also been experimenting with Vis, it should be able to view everything, I think I just had my settings wrong for exporting PMI...

Thanks for the reply but what I want is for the Supplier to be able to see exactly what the designer has annotated in the model without having to use Unigraphics. I thought I could use Vis but haven't had much success. RW

Any one know of a viewer that can view UG models complete with GD&T,dimensions,and Notes that are attached to the model? This is similar to the question I had earlier. UG cannot translate the data but if I can use the UG model and access the data with a cheaper viewer I would achieve the same...

First let me apologize to smurf40 for posting inside his/her thread, I thought I was posting new. Yes Cowski your right, Ben did have the answer, I was backing off from my original plan of exporting "all" product data to just getting some attributes but it seems UG can't even export...

I want to export a UG V18 part to another CAD system. I want the part to include the Data Base Attributes I have assigned such as Material, Paint notes and so on. Has anybody successfully transferred meta data between systems. I'm using STEP214. Is there a third party software utility that...

I'm trying to put all product data into the model with the goal of not needing a drawing. I need to put information such as Weld symbols, GD&T, Material, Paint specs and so on. The data must translate using STEP or IGES. Any help will be appreciated. Any one else have success with a similar...

As a rule stay away from EDS/UG courses. CADPO and some of the other schools will give you much more value. EDS typically packs a 2 day course into 5.