
What is EXModel?
Typical Workflow Using EXModel
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Computer Requirements
| Category | Requirements |
|---|---|
| Operating System | Windows 10 (64-bit) or Windows 11 |
| Processor (CPU) | Intel i5 or higher (or its equivalent of another CPU manufacturer) |
| Memory (RAM) | 16 GB |
| Graphics (GPU) | Dedicated graphics card – nVidia or AMD |
| Storage | 256 GB |
Function Features Comparison
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Frequently Asked Questions
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EXModel is built as the native reverse engineering software for Shining 3D products, ensuring seamless workflow compatibility and high-performance data processing.
Yes. It features a comprehensive scan data preparation wizard to handle mesh segmentation, fill holes, and smooth data before modeling extraction.
Yes, it includes built-in 2D and 3D primitive geometry extraction to effortlessly generate accurate planes, cylinders, spheres, and cross-sections.
Both versions allow you to export your completed geometry features and profiles as standard IGES, STEP, and DXF files.
Yes, it includes a real-time deviation control function that displays a live color map to ensure your CAD model matches the original scan data.
No, advanced hybrid modeling of solids and freeform surfaces is a powerful feature exclusive to the EXModel Pro tier.
Yes, transferring your complete feature design tree directly into external CAD packages is fully supported using the EXModel Pro edition.
The platform is engineered for large mesh data processing, optimizing resource utilization to allow smooth scaling and extraction on dense geometry.
Absolutely. Automatic surfacing and manual freeform modeling tools are fully supported across both software versions.
The standard version supports baseline sketching, but advanced constraints, offsets, and patterns within 2D sketches require EXModel Pro.