Once you have a simulation/program ready in RoboDK you can easily export it as a shareable RoboDK for Web link, as a 3D HTML or 3D PDF.

Note: Exporting simulations as 3D PDF is not available on Mac and Linux versions.

You can generate RoboDK for Web public links, 3D HTML and 3D PDF documents following these steps:

1.Right click your program (Main Program in this example)

2.Select Export Simulation…

3.Select Start. The program will start, and the simulation will record until the program is completed.

Save the file. After the file is saved it will be automatically opened and you can preview the result.

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Video: How to export robot simulations and robot programs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38Yzhsom54E&list=PLjiA6TvRACQd8pL0EnE9Djc_SCH7wxxXl&index=6

Export to RoboDK for Web

You can easily export your project as a shareable RoboDK for Web link. The link will be unique and available by anyone who has access to the link.

When you export your project, you’ll obtain a link to access a dashboard to manage exported links.

Note: Exporting your project to RoboDK for Web requires a Professional license.

The following links are examples of exported RoboDK for Web links:

● Example of an exported RoboDK project: https://web.robodk.com/lnk/35303930233736

● Open this link https://robodk.com/example/Assembly-and-Palletizing-with-ABB-and-Fanuc and select Toggle 3D view.

● You can select details on any example of the stations library and select Toggle 3D View to preview the project in RoboDK for Web.

Note: Python programs are not supported in RoboDK for Web.

Export simulation to 3D HTML simulation

You can export your project as a 3D HTML simulation in one single file. Compressing an HTML file will remarkably reduce its size and you can send it by email.

The following links are examples of 3D HTML simulations:

● https://robodk.com/simulations/UR-Paint.html

● https://robodk.com/simulations/Welding-3-Fanuc-Robots.html

● https://robodk.com/simulations/Robot-Drawing.html

Export simulation to 3D PDF

You can export your simulation or a program as a 3D PDF document. Exported PDF documents should be opened using Acrobat Reader (not a browser).

Tip: If generating a 3D PDF takes too long, it is recommended to make your project as light as possible before exporting it (follow the tips described in the display performance section). You can also hide objects that are not used by your simulation to make 3D PDF generation faster.

The following links show examples of 3D PDF simulations:

● https://robodk.com/simulations/UR-Paint.pdf

● https://robodk.com/simulations/Welding-3-Fanuc-Robots.pdf

● https://robodk.com/simulations/Milling-with-External-Axes.pdf

Export simulation to Blender

You can export your simulation as a Blender project using the Blender Export add-in.

Tip: You can find more information in the Blender export add-in section of the documentation and the Blender add-in.

Note: Exporting to Blender requires the Blender Export add-in option. This option is not included by default with any type of license.