If you can export your corel file to a picture file, you can make a decal. View>model setup>color and appearances Then select Add then select Detail tab and use the Decal settings at the bottom.
I think you can use this to put it right on the part or you can make a new part with just a surface the shape of the decal. Do the same thing but putting the picture on the surface then assemble it to your part.
Hope this helps.
I'm attempting to create the safety decals for our product, and I'm
> trying to export the 2-D CorelDraw drawings as DXF or DWG and place
> them on the surface as a cosmetic feature. I can put this into a
> drawing easy enough by selecting Insert>Data from File and fudging
> with it until it's just right.
>
> -- But I'd rather have it on the model directly.
>
> I redefine the surface feature where the image is suppose to reside
> and go into sketcher... from there I go to Sketch>Data from File. I
> select my .dwg file I want to import, and that's when I get a
> "warning" that the file is very large and may take a long time. I can
> choose to select parts or proceed with the whole thing.
>
> I've tried both with the same result. It doesn't take long for either
> method, but it also doesn't import everything. Only about half of the
> image comes across (in either method).
>
> There has GOT to be a better way than this, but I can't find it in any > of my books....
>
> Any help?
>
> Indyrose
>
> Indyrose