ART
Title(s): ArtCAM model
Version ID: v9
Date released: July 07, 2008
Date: 1991
Creator(s): Delcam PLC
Contributor(s): Delcam PLC
Relationships:
- Previous Version(s): none
- Contains: N/A
- Syntax Format(s): N/A
- Family Format(s): N/A
Description: ArtCAM is really a family of software that offer a complete design and manufacturing solution for a wide range of industries. Designed primarily for artists over engineers, ArtCAM offers a wide variety of intuitive design tools that can be mastered easily. Furthermore, ArtCAM also contains all the tools you need to manufacture your designs in a variety of ways. The ArtCAM family of products are designed to grow with your business, offering you a fully supported route to commercial success.
History: In the late 1980’s Delcam identified a common requirement during product design for the quick and efficient creation of manufacturable 3D models from 2D images & artwork. Consequently, in 1991 the first version of ArtCAM was released allowing product logos and artistic flourishes to be added to precision engineering components. ArtCAM seamlessly spans the gap between artisans and engineers, carefully combining the strengths of both approaches to form a uniquely powerful 3D modeller, but with all the simplicity of a paint package. Drawing on the expertise and technology of Delcam’s world-leading manufacturing software, PowerMILL, ArtCAM also provides a fully-integrated CNC or Rapid Prototype manufacturing solution.
Example(s): ART Example
Identifier: http://www.artcam.com/
Documentation: N/A.
File Extensions: .art
Applications: ArtCam Express, ArtCam Insignia, ArtCam Pro and ArtCam JewelSmith.
- Native application(s): ART Engineering Format Application
- Interoperable applications: None.
Magic numbers: N/A
Format(s): N/A
Rights: Proprietary license
Sustainability Factors:
- Standardization: None
- Adoption: None
- Licensing and patent claims: Proprietary license
- Self-documentation: None
- External dependencies: None
- Technical protection considerations: N/A
Typical use: CAD/CAM
File classification:
- Type {Binary, Text}: Binary
- Raster data:
- Raster data 2D:
- Raster data 3D: - Can the format support 3D raster data? Example: A format that can contain 2D pixelated data of a 3D model supports 3D raster data.
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Geometric representation: - Section describes whether or not the engineering format supports geometric representations.
- Implicit representation: - Section describes whether or not the engineering format supports implicit representations.
- Implicit surfaces: - Can the format support implicit surfaces? Example: A format that can contain surfaces that are generated with mathematical equations that contain the independent variables x, y, and z, like x^2 + y^2 + z^2 * R^2 = 0, supports implicit surfaces.
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Implicit curves: - Can the format support implicit curves? Example: A format that can contain curves that are generated with mathematical equations that contain the independent variables x, y, and z, supports implicit curves.
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Point set: - Can the format support point sets? Example: A format that supports surfaces and lines that are generated by points that form triangles supports point sets.
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Implicit surfaces: - Can the format support implicit surfaces? Example: A format that can contain surfaces that are generated with mathematical equations that contain the independent variables x, y, and z, like x^2 + y^2 + z^2 * R^2 = 0, supports implicit surfaces.
- Mesh: - Section describes whether or not the engineering format supports mesh.
- Manifold surface meshes: - Can the format support manifold surface meshes? Example: A format that supports surfaces that are mathematical spaces in which every point has a neighborhood which resembles Euclidean space
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Manifold volume meshes: - Can the format support manifold volume meshes? Example: A format that supports volumes that are mathematical spaces in which every point has a neighborhood which resembles Euclidean space
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Non-manifold meshes: - Can the format support non-manifold meshes? Example: A format that supports meshes that are not manifolds
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Manifold surface meshes: - Can the format support manifold surface meshes? Example: A format that supports surfaces that are mathematical spaces in which every point has a neighborhood which resembles Euclidean space
- Parametric representation: - Section describes whether or not the engineering format supports parametric representations.
- Parametric surfaces: - Can the format support parametric surfaces? Example: A format that can contain surfaces that are generated with parametric equations supports parametric surfaces.
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Parametric curves: - Can the format support parametric curves? Example: A format that can contain curves that are generated with parametric equations supports parametric curves.
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Parametric surfaces: - Can the format support parametric surfaces? Example: A format that can contain surfaces that are generated with parametric equations supports parametric surfaces.
- Contour sets: - Can the format support contour sets?
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- NURBS: - Can the format support Non Uniform Rational Basis Splines? Examples: The engineering formats IGES, STEP, ACIS, and PHIGS
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Implicit representation: - Section describes whether or not the engineering format supports implicit representations.
- Multi-resolution models: - Can the format support models with multiple resolutions? Examples: A format that supports a highly detailed and lowly detailed model simultaneously supports multi-resolution models.
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Dynamics: - Section describes whether or not the engineering format supports dynamics.
- Kinematics: - Can the format support kinematics? Example: Does the format allow model parts to rotate?
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Assembly: - Can the format support assembly? Example: Does the format allow the assembly instructions to be explicitly specified with a model?
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Force(s): - Can the format support forces? Example: Does the format support acceleration forces?
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Kinematics: - Can the format support kinematics? Example: Does the format allow model parts to rotate?
- Boundary representation - Can the format support models with boundary representations?
- Manifold surface boundary representations: - Can the format support manifold surface boundary representations? Example: The engineering format STEP
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Manifold volume boundary representations: - Can the format support manifold volume boundary representations? Example: The engineering format STEP
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Non-manifold boundary representations: - Can the format support non-manifold boundary representations? Example: The engineering format STEP
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
- Manifold surface boundary representations: - Can the format support manifold surface boundary representations? Example: The engineering format STEP
- Material transparency: - Can the format support transparency? Example: Does the format allow models to have a clear window in a car?
- Is Supported: - Is the feature supported in the engineering format?
- Description: - This field is used to describe the support or lack of support of the feature.
References: - A list of references regarding any aspects of this engineering format; any reading material supplemental to this page.
