CAD files (made from NURBS rather than meshes) for the brain,
heart and the complete skeleton - the latter as a whole or
in three single parts - available as .iges surface files (heart, brain)
or ALSO as solid assemblies (with all parts individual)
for Solidworks 2009+ (.sldprt, .sldasm).
You can buy the skull and the spine as an extra assembly.
*All measures are correct*, no need to resize !
--- NURBS Surface Models, IGES Format ---
Single $348 -
Multi $548 -
EDU-Multi $448
--- Solidworks Assemblies with Individual Solids ---
("SW solid" stands for the ready-to-use Solidworks assembly
formats .sldasm AND .sldprt)
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Some words about the genesis of these files :
1) the NURBS surface 3d models (heart, brain, more) - these are
replicas of mesh files created in Rhino 3D with lots of care,
however a NURBS modeler cannot achieve quite the same finesse
as a mesh modeler, the emphasis here being on "rounded".
This is why the CAD 3d anatomy does not quite achieve the level
of detail you will find in their 3d animation counterparts.
The models are easily imported into any CAD program as .igs,
they will look smooth - however to make solids from them
some further work is needed.
2) the Solidworks assemblies (of all 3d skeleton parts and the skull
and spine as extra parts) were created in much the same way
but after the process they were imported in Solidworks
and there with some skill and much patience tweaked until
they became faultless solids (the borders of surfaces must
be aligned exactly for this purpose) which were then tested
and assembled : you can rely on these files to be error-free
and fully working valid/solid Solidworks 3d anatomy assemblies
with all parts individual, and to be correctly sized !
.sldasm as well as .sldprt files are all included.
That does not necessarily mean they will show the same
perfection in all other CAD applications as these all
have slightly different specs in the definition of a solid.
