Is it possible to actually EXPORT, not just save, the information from the materials library into a spreadsheet of some variety (xlxs, csv)?
berainlb
February 25, 2024, 5:51pm
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gordiesworkshop:
actually EXPORT, not just save, the information from the materials library into a spreadsheet of some variety (xlxs, csv)?
No. This isn’t currently an option.
Having said that, the file format for .clb (material library) files is in XML. With motivation it wouldn’t be particularly difficult to convert from XML to a desired format.
Another post reminded me of a potential solution for this that might be of interest to you. Take a look here:
I developed a macro-enabled Excel workbook which imports a Material Library .clb file, and displays the cut information nicely (see below for a portion of my library). My motivation was to calculate the energy flux (Joules/mm^2, same as Watt-Sec/mm^2) for each type of cut (line, fill and image), just for comparison purposes. I would be glad to share the workbook, but I see no way of uploading such a document to this forum. (and I think that’s an appropriate policy for this forum by the way). If …
In the link just above, I posted a .txt file that is actually a macro-enabled Excel workbook that allows you to open a reasonable copy of your material library, fyi…
system
April 9, 2024, 9:15pm
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