Project import from CAD and Excel

#143 Import from Bazis-Mebelshchik (3D) via plugin — parts, hardware, drillings

Import from Bazis-Mebelshchik (the «3D» section) into iFurn.pro is the most complete way to transfer a project with parts, drillings, edge banding and milling. The import uses a script plugin that is installed into Bazis…

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#145 Import from Bazis-Furniture Maker 11/12 - Plugin-Script Installation

Import from Bazis-Furniture Maker 11 and 12 into iFurn.pro is implemented through a dedicated script-plugin installed in the "Scripts - Import/Export" menu of Bazis. This is the classic way to transfer a furniture projec…

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#147 Import from 3D-Constructor (.project and DXF)

Import from 3D-Constructor into iFurn.pro transfers a furniture project with parts, materials, edge banding and hardware drilling — without redrawing anything. Two export formats are supported:.project — the main format:…

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#148 Import from TopSolid 7 via Ardis Optimizer XML - Furniture CAD/CAM Projects

Import from TopSolid (the Wood module) into iFurn.pro runs through the specialized ArdisOptimizerProject XML format. TopSolid is an industrial CAD/CAM for furniture manufacturing; the export under Cut Export -> Export to…

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#149 Import from Blum Configurator (BXF2) - Hardware and Drawer Boxes

Import from Blum Configurator into iFurn.pro works through the BXF2 format (Blum eXchange Format, version 2) - Blum's standard XML exchange format for hardware specifications and drawer systems. The importer supports BXF…

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#150 Import Parts List from Excel into iFurn.pro - XLSX Template Workflow

Import from Excel into iFurn.pro is the simplest and most universal way to load a parts list when the original CAD program is not supported directly. You use a ready-made XLSX template, populate it with parts, dimensions…

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#151 Import from PRO100 via Excel into iFurn.pro - Furniture Design Workflow

There are two import routes from PRO100 into iFurn.pro, and this one is not where to start. The first is the whole project as OBJ: the project opens as an assembled unit, with the position of the parts, the edging and th…

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#152 Import from Woody via WES + XML - Processed Through Giblab.com

Import from Woody into iFurn.pro goes through the intermediate Giblab.com service (not to be confused with GitLab - these are different products). From Woody you export a pair of files - the specification (.WES) and the …

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#153 Import from Giblab.com into iFurn.pro - .project XML Format

Import from Giblab.com into iFurn.pro is the shortest path for moving a finished project from Giblab.com into iFurn.pro. The transport format is .project - an exchange XML that both services speak. Note: Giblab.com is a…

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#154 Import from SketchUp (ABF and GAVA plugins, DXF)

Import from SketchUp into iFurn.pro transfers a product with parts, edge banding and drillings. It uses the free ABF (AutoBuildFurniture) plugin, which exports the project to DXF. Plain DXF without a plugin structure can…

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