Extracting XYZ Point Data

This quick tip show how to extract XYZ point data from a SolidWorks file for use in other applications.

[@justdoit4288]

Thanks for your video ! This video has been very helpful to me.

[@muscutt]

Amazing, thank you so much!

[@zzhou4564]

Thanks, exactly what I need!

[@wpanda80]

Thank you very much.
Praise your video!!

[@manelaero7709]

thank you, Sir !!!! you have saved my life

[@sakibtanvir3300]

you are a life saver. really mean it.

[@maryG128]

Thank you!! helps me a lot :)

[@lmaryasin]

thanx , was helpful

[@muscutt]

This will help me make my new flippers :)

[@qchecketts]

You could use the new segment command to divide the line up into equal segments instead of manually placing points :)

[@rohanahmed3088]

what segment command

[@kunalbachim4689]

Cool ! helpful,. Liked the video !

[@rylalu]

This is useful. I couldn't get my IGES file to export with the points from my assembly file. Placing the points into the seperate .sldprt seems to resolve this issue. How you cleaned up the txt data was also very helpful. Thanks

[@SchafikKH]

How did you place the points into .sldprt? When I try to copy the points from assembly file and paste them to .sldprt it always gives me an error.

[@kaimingai408]

I tried to get one surface loft with a extrude, but failed, any suggestion?

[@benjaminwoods510]

Thanks so much for this tidy work around!

[@chinhcd]

Thanks for your video.
How to let 1000 point on that spline, please?

[@nicholasmichael3384]

very helpful

[@smitirupa]

sorry to say i am not unable to export the data points by save as (.igs) file. When i have done this it is written as no available entities to process through IGES. I want to extract 2d data points, but unable to do this. Who can suggest me the possible procedure to do the same?
Thanking u

[@saicharannathdubba3589]

How to extract for 2D sketch?

[@rishi0299]

Thanks!

[@jzagaja]

such a shame Solidworks does not have implemented export for ages! RIP

[@ww3code626]

Understanding co-ordinate systems helps tho solve what ever the alignments are in space if u know the point of origin it is referring to and the point of origin you are required. It's all about triangles and circles. Add trigonometric formulas and differential calculus.

[@lewismiles4155]

Thanks

[@sr8shoota]

is there a way to make the first point 0,0,0, and all the rest of the points go from there.

[@FernandoLucasBR]

joel castro subtract all the points by the first one...!
;)

[@eagle___empire3175]

What a pain in the ass. Solidworks should have this feature by now

[@jonathanarias2729]

epic!

[@raymondzhao9557]

interesting

[@5fudidao5]

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[@shukhratdad9891]

Thanks