If you’re having trouble viewing or importing a packaged assembly (.zip, .7z, .tar, .tar.gz, or .gz), it could be because of one of the following issues:
- The packaged assembly filename doesn’t match the top-level assembly filename.
- The zipped assembly name contains non-Latin characters.
- The packaged assembly wasn’t correctly imported.
The packaged assembly filename doesn’t match the top-level assembly filename
Solution: Rename the .zip file (or .7z, .tar, .tar.gz, or .gz) to match the name of the top-level assembly.
| CATIA | Creo with an appended number in the filename |
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The zipped assembly name contains non-Latin characters
Due to the way the Zip format handles encoding on Windows, zipped folder names that contain non-Latin characters cannot be recognized by Vertex. This causes import failures.
Solution: Instead of importing the assembly as a single, zipped file using Import → File, use the Import → Assembly option to import it unzipped. This method imports the full assembly once you identify the folder where the assembly files are located, along with the top-level assembly (for example, Motor.CATProduct).
The packaged assembly wasn’t correctly imported
Solution: Reimport the packaged assembly using Import → File (not Import → Assembly). This is because your assembly components are packaged into a single file.
For more information on packaging assemblies, see Preparing assembly files for import.
For more information on importing files, see Import and open a file.