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DOC-06810 Rev. A 5–19
Objet1000 Plus User Guide
Splitting
Objects into
Components
Youcanconvertacomplexobjecttoanassemblyofcomponentparts.Todo
so,yousplitthestlfilethatrepresentstheobjectintoagroupofseparatestl
files,eachonerepresentingacomponent.(ThisisreferredtointheObjet
Studiointerfaceasseparatingtheobjectintoshells
.)Youcanthenassigna
modelmaterialtoeachstlfile,andyoucansavethenewlycreated
assemblyasanobjdffile.
To split an object into an assembly of component parts:
1. Iftheobjectisnotdisplayed,placeitonthebuildtraybyinsertingitsstl
file(see“PlacingObjectsontheBuildTrayonpage 10).
Theobjectappears—onthebuildtrayandinthemodeltreepane—asa
singlepart.Itisassigned,bydefault,the“primary”modelmaterial.(If
ObjetStudioisconfiguredwithasecondarymaterial,youcanassign
it—oradigitalmaterial—totheentireobject.Thisisexplainedin
“ModelMaterialSettings”onpage 20.)
Figure 5-21: Object placed on the build tray from a single stl file
Note: There is no need to resize or arrange the object on the build tray at
this time.
2. Withtheobjectselected:
FromtheObjectmenu,selectSeparate into Shells.
or—
Ontheribbon,click .
Adialogboxopensinwhichyoucanspecifywheretosavethe
componentstlfiles.(Bydefault,ObjetStudioofferstosavethenewfiles
inafolderinthesamelocationastheoriginalstlfile.)
Figure 5-22: Folder selection for saving stl files after splitting into shells
3. ClickOK.
ObjetStudiosplitstheobjectintoanassembly ofcomponentparts,each
aseparatestlfile(“shell”).

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