What file types can CAD DataForge process?

CAD DataForge is designed to work with SOLIDWORKS parts (.sldprt), assemblies (.sldasm), and drawings (.slddrw), with export to PDF, DWG, DXF, STEP, and other formats depending on the macro used.

Does CAD DataForge require an internet connection?

No internet is required for processing. Your files never leave your computer (no uploads). Optional online update checks may be used to notify you about new versions.

What happens if SOLIDWORKS crashes during batch processing?

CAD DataForge is designed with automatic crash recovery: if SOLIDWORKS crashes, the software is intended to detect it, restart SOLIDWORKS, and continue processing from where it left off.

CAD DataForge

Unattended batch automation for SOLIDWORKS

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