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Here are various points to check to find the cause of the problem:
-Check your license version.
Open your .lic file with a text editor. The version number is just after "DATAKIT". If it is older than your installed version, your license will not work. So you need to install an earlier version or subscribe for a maintenance agreement to always have a license for the latest version of the software.
-Check that your license has not expired.
Open your .lic file with a text editor. The expiration date is located just after the version number.
-Check that your license matches the installed software and the formats you use.
Each Datakit software and each input or output format needs a specific license.
-Make sure you have installed your license properly.
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If this still does not operate properly, please let us know via our contact page, or if you are a customer submit your question via your customer service web page.
As soon as you will install your CrossManager license, you will be able to read files and to export files linked with the formats you purchased. For your reminder, each license is linked to specific read/write formats and the Host-ID of your computer.
Use « add files » button or use « drag and drop » mode to add files.
Datakit develops and proposes technical data exchanges apps dedicated to SolidWorks and Rhino. They are embedded inside SolidWorks or Rhino and can’t be self-sufficient. That means apps and SolidWorks or Rhino have to be installed on the same computer.
A dialog box will appear with the mention "part not found", telling you what the part number is.
Then, our product allows you to choose among the 3 following options :
- Cancel : give up the search for the part
- Do not display this dialog box anymore : in this case it will not appear again during your entire work session.
- Add files : our product will search for the files mentioned in the corresponding directories.
When using Datakit's data exchange menu, you can always choose whether or not to search for missing files. This function is one of Datakit's advanced features.
It was important for us to make sure that the structural matches between Catia V5 and Inventor were maintained, but we also wanted to address cases a structural difference between the two environments: for example, Inventor considers a Catia V5 Cat.Part containing multibodies as an assembly.
It understands the different types of Catia V5 assembly and supports the assembly tree structure. This includes the following assembly types:
All the names used in Catia V5 are kept in the Inventor iam or ipt files.
Designers often see importing data as a laborious, uncreative chore. Automation helps creative people to save precious time and energy. Don't forget that this plug-in has a further advantage: Rhino users do not need a Catia V5 licence in order to run it. Users can opt to import all the available files in a list without wasting time moving files, or selecting them from a directory.
Sub directories will aso be procesed if that's what the user initially chose to do.
The interface processes all Catia V5 entities, assemblies, topological, surface, and wireframe data and attributes.
CATParts, CATShapes and CATProducts can all be imported. With the directory mode, users can also confine processing to just the file types they are particularly interested in.
The results of the conversion (.3dm) are stored in the same directory as the original files unless the user specifies another location.
FD&T are not indispensable at every design stage. They can even unnecessarily crowd the information displayed on the screen. The option box saves users the trouble of going into configuration files. All you have to do is to specify in the box whether or not you want to keep the FD&T.
If the designer initially chose to hide or to desactivate the FD&T in the construction tree, we can force the processing of FD&T data (even when it is invisible or deactivated). We try to respect the Catia format as scrupulously as possible while leaving users the freedom to choose the data they want to process.