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I have attached two files, one clearly showing a solid model in Inventor, and another demonstrating that when it’s imported into Showcase, the cylinder becomes hollow. This happens with more complex geometry as well. I’ve even tried exporting the Inventor .iam file into step and iges formats, and I’m getting the same issue. How do I create a solid cross section in Showcase? Am I importing incorrectly?
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