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Tutorial: Creating Unity Assets with SOLIDWORKS (view source)
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==Exporting SOLIDWORKS Assemblies==
==Exporting SOLIDWORKS Assemblies==
With SOLIDWORKS, open an assembly file. Under ''File'', select ''Save As'' and under ''Save as type'', select .STL. Afterwards, press the ''Options'' button, and make sure that the option ''Save all components of an assembly in a single file'' is unchecked. You should now have a .STL file for each assembly part. Place all the .STL files into a single folder.
With SOLIDWORKS, open an assembly file. Under ''File'', select ''Save As'' and under ''Save as type'', select .STL. Afterwards, press the ''Options'' button, and make sure that the option ''Save all components of an assembly in a single file'' is unchecked. You should now have a .STL file for each assembly part. Place all the .STL files into a single folder.
[[File:Screenshot (8).png|thumb|The SOLIDWORKS ''options'' menu to convert all of an assembly's components to .STL files. ]]
==Importing .STL files into Blender==
==Importing .STL files into Blender==