Initial Graphics Exchange Standard,a proposed standard digital file format for computer graphics and spatial data
Initial Graphics Exchange Standard. Noted as file extension ".igs", it is a neutral format file for exchange of CAD data between different software and platforms. Similar to DXF but more complex and capable. See also DXF, STL
IGES stands for Initial Graphics Exchange Specification. It is an ANSI standard file definition for transferring 3D geometric data between CAD programs and allows for a large variety of entities, especially NURB curves and surfaces.
Initial graphics exchange specification. An interim standard format for exchanging graphics data among computer systems.1
Initial Graphics Exchange Specification. IGES is an industry standard format for exchanging CAD data between systems.
Acronym for "Initial Graphics Exchange Specification."
The Initial Graphics Exchange Specification, with versions through 5.3. A verbose text format for geometry, first adopted in 1981, when mainframe computers were prevalent. It is still the most portable format, and the most likely to be readable by other systems. The STEP standard is supposed to replace IGES, but it is not yet as widespread as IGES.
applications: An older file format for CAD documents, standardized on mainframes and minicomputers. Most CAD programs can read IGES files, although DXF is more often used in the Mac world.
mathematical standard surface files, used in most CAD systems to mathematically represent physical data.
Initial Graphic Exchange Specification. A standard neutral format for the exchange of 2D and 3D CAD data. STEP is a follow-on to IGES and stands for Standard for the Exchange of Product Model Data.
Initial Graphics Exchange Specification - a neutral format for exchanging CAD data between software programs.
Intelligent Graphics Exchange Standard used in the engineering world for the exchange of fully loaded engineering drawings.
Initial Graphic Exchange Specification. An open file format for the exchange of 3D data.
Initial Graphics Exchange Specification. Developed as a neutral format for the transmission of computer representations of engineering drawings between dissimilar CAD/CAM systems.
(Initial Graphics Exchange Specification) The IGES standard for engineering, product design, and manufacturing drawings is one of the CALS standard graphics formats.
Initial Graphics Exchange Specification (IGES) is a common data format used for transfer of CAD data. IGES files can be converted to and from ArcInfo coverages.
Stands for “Initial Graphics Exchange Specificationâ€. It is a common file format for exchanging CAD data. Protomold can use IGES solid or surface files to create molded parts.
The Initial Graphics Exchange Specification (IGES) (pronounced eye-jess) defines a neutral data format that allows the digital exchange of information among Computer-aided design (CAD) systems.