Import: DXF 3D |
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Function |
Import DXF file of AutoCAD. A 3D Wireframe model (Edge only) of DXF files will be imported into a 3D space. |
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Call |
File > Import > DXF 3D |
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<Import DXF 3D> |
Select AutoCAD R13 DXF File Select the DXF file that will be imported. It is recommended to use AutoCAD R13 version file. However, higher version files can be still imported. |
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Translation Translate DXF file as it gets imported.
Dx Enter the translational distance in Global x-direction. Dy Enter the translational distance in Global y-direction. Dz Enter the translational distance in Global z-direction. |
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Rotation Rotates DXF prior to import.
Angle (about Z) Enter the rotational angle along z-axis of the Work Plane. |
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Shape Type Specify which data type is imported.
Compound When a number of Curves are imported, it is recommended to make them as a single compound for easier management and operation. Edge All Curves will be imported as individual Edges. |
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Intersect Imported Edges Separate Curves into independent Edges at the intersection points. |
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Name Enter the name of Imported Shapes. |
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Notes |
AutoCAD files do not contain tolerance information which determines connectivity between Edges. Therefore, although Edges seems connected visually, they may not be completely connected or crossing each other. To minimize prospecting errors due to Edge connections, it is recommended to check every intersection where two or more Edges meet.
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