It also turns out that it would be great if the left foot and right foot assembly servo motor stl was downloadable since I need that as part of simulation graphics. Right now they already exist but are not downloadable. Additionally, the servo body stls for the lever servo and the micro servo stl to the head are also needed. They also already exist but are not downloadable.

They're in the software. Load ARC and view the robot model. The servo parts are there.

Otherwise you can look in the 3D printing section of this website and download the stl files in the designer resources https://synthiam.com/Community/Revolution/DesignFiles.aspx

Thanks, great info!

The V-REP Simulator is able to import various cad formats including .STL. There is a Hexapod tutorial that uses a .dxf file generated by an autodesk cad app. This .dxf is quite helpful since all the parts of the hexapod are downloaded all at once and also linked together(!).

When I saw the Designer window in ARC, all the parts are already connected(!) and it seems like it would be easy to export everything in .dxf format; so as far as I can tell ARC doesn't support exporting the completed model in the Designer window in a .dxf format? Is there any way you could provide that on the side(only if it's easy for you)? This would make it super easy to quickly support EZ-Robot simulation in V-REP since it saves lots of time otherwise spent on connecting all the .STL components by hand.

The ARC designer doesn't actually "connect" the components

Hey DJ!

Which unit of measure was used when you created the STL files? (m, mm, cm....etc)

mm

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