Hi all,

so I work with a script that exports several 2d-curves in one .ibl-file. Its quite similar to .dat files in the sense that three rows contain x-, y-, and z-coordinates. However it differs in the way that it contains multiple 2d geometries, divided by a column with the command 'begin curve ! 2'. As far as I know, Creo can open this file. I could either open it in Creo, create a proper geometry with it and import it to SolidWorks, or I could divide the single curves that are in one file into several files. However with increasing accuracy over the time of my project, this will be too time consuming. Is there any way to open it directly in SolidWorks? I tried opening it via 'Open file' and I tried importing it as xyz-curve but it cant find the file since its no proper textfile. Any help is appreciated. Below you can find a screenshot of the transition between two 2d geometries inside the file and a screenshot of the geometries in creo. 

Kind regards