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Topic Closedstl file - export resolution

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Direct Link To This Post Topic: stl file - export resolution
    Posted: 31.May.2012 at 01:02
Hi!
I´m having problem with creating stl file from surface. I need to import stl in another program for rockfalls.
I have create surface from contours, then extract faces, extrude them, union and I got solid..
I have export solid like stl file...
But in another program my surface is not smooth, like something went wrong while exporting stl, because in autocad civil 3D 2012 everything looks good.
I have found out how I can increase facetres to 10, but It has not affect to my stl file.
If there is some another parameter for better resolution of stl files?
Thanks for help!
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