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How to Open SolidWorks File in Microsoft 3D Viewer

Sep 28, 2024

Are you a SolidWorks user looking to share your 3D models with colleagues or clients who use Microsoft 3D Viewer? Here's how you can easily open your SolidWorks file in Microsoft 3D Viewer for seamless 3D viewing and collaboration.

First, make sure you have the latest version of SolidWorks installed on your computer. Then, open the SolidWorks file that you want to view in Microsoft 3D Viewer.

Next, go to the File menu in SolidWorks and select 'Save As.' Choose the file format '3D Manufacturing Format (3MF)' from the dropdown menu. This file format is compatible with Microsoft 3D Viewer and will ensure that your 3D model retains its quality and integrity when opened in the viewer.

After saving your SolidWorks file in the 3MF format, open Microsoft 3D Viewer on your computer. If you don't have it installed, you can download it for free from the Microsoft Store.

Once Microsoft 3D Viewer is open, go to the File menu and select 'Open.' Locate the 3MF file that you saved from SolidWorks and click 'Open.' Your 3D model will now be loaded into Microsoft 3D Viewer, ready for viewing and collaboration.

In Microsoft 3D Viewer, you can easily rotate, zoom, and pan around your 3D model to inspect it from different angles. You can also use the measurement tools to take accurate measurements of the dimensions of your model.

If you need to share your 3D model with others, you can use the 'Share' feature in Microsoft 3D Viewer to send a link to your model via email or other messaging apps. This makes it easy to collaborate with colleagues or clients who may not have SolidWorks but can still view and interact with your 3D model in Microsoft 3D Viewer.

By following these simple steps, you can ensure that your SolidWorks files are easily accessible and viewable in Microsoft 3D Viewer, allowing for seamless collaboration and communication when sharing your 3D models with others.

So, next time you need to share a 3D model created in SolidWorks with someone using Microsoft 3D Viewer, you can confidently follow these steps to ensure a smooth viewing experience for all parties involved.

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