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    About Importing and Exporting ACIS SAT Files

    You can import geometry objects stored in SAT (ASCII) files using the ASCISIN command. It converts the model to a body object or to 3D solids and regions if the body is a true solid or a true region.

    You can export trimmed NURBS surfaces, regions, and 3D solids to an ACIS file in ASCII (SAT) format. Other objects, such as lines and arcs, are ignored.

    Related Tasks

    • To Import an ACIS File
    • To Export Selected Objects to an ACIS File

    Related Reference

    • Commands for Importing and Exporting ACIS SAT Files

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