Vertex supports the following file types:
| File type | File extension | Versions |
|---|---|---|
| 3DXML | .3DXML | All |
| CATIA | .CATProduct*, .CATPart, .model, .CATShape, .cgr | 4‑6 |
| Compressed* | .zip, .7z, .tar, .tar.gz, .gz | N/A |
| Creo/Pro-E | .asm*, .prt, .neu | Pro/Engineer 19.0 to Creo 6.0 |
| IFC | .ifc | 2‑4 |
| IGES | .iges, .igs | Up to 5.3 |
| Inventor | .iam*, .ipt | Up to 2020 |
| JT | .jt** | 8.0‑10.2 |
| NX - Unigraphics | .prt** | 11.0‑12.0 and 1899 |
| OBJ | .obj | All |
| Parasolid | .x_b, .x_t, .xmt, .xmt_txt | Up to 31.1 |
| Revit | .rvt, .rfa | 2015‑2020 |
| Solid Edge | .asm*, .par | 19-20, ST1-ST10, and 2020 |
| SolidWorks | .sldasm*, .sldprt | 97‑2020 |
| STEP | .step, .stp | AP203, AP214, AP242 |
| STL | .stl | N/A |
* If the file is an assembly file, you need to take an additional step to prepare it for Vertex. This is so Vertex can properly import all of the data included in an assembly file.
** JT and NX files can be either assembly files or single files. If it’s a shattered JT assembly or an NX assembly, prepare it for Vertex. If it's a monolithic JT assembly, do not package it: you can import it now.