Importing Altium Step Files Into Solidworks Certification

The best way that I have found that actually yields good results is to upload the design to oshpark.com, they have a script that automatically converts gerber files into a 2D images (front and back) for preview, with all of the silkscreen, pads, and traces in fairly high resolution. The file is generated with purple mask, I usually use Photoshop's replace color function to change the mask to green. Here is a corner of one of my boards: Then I generate the step file from altium and import it into Solidworks and simply add the aforementioned images to the board surfaces. I assume that this would work with any 3D rendering tool that reads step files.

Download Bios Toshiba Satellite L640 Driver on this page. Read about 'Altium compatibility issue with.STEP files. The file as.STEP AP214 and import into Altium. Solidworks and then import it into Altium. Here is how to import board shape from SolidWorks. Click on File->Save As and. Exported in the previous step. If you do not see DXF file.

It yields really good results. Here is a part of a fully rendered example.

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