I posted this in drawings, but I really wanted to post thishere.
I see a lot of people are having issues with dxf/dwg imports. Iwill just add another one to the fire. When exporting fromSolidWorks it creates a different dimension style for eachdimension that differs in either decimal place, trailing zeros orstyle (ordinate and linear). Is their a way to export the file withonly one dimension style? Or, is their any third party software outthere that allows me to use more options on mapping the SolidWorksentities?
I am also having a problem with blocks exporting to AutoCAD. Iimported blocks from AutoCAD into SolidWorks. When I use them in adrawing where the sheet scale is different then 1:1 I export themto AutoCAD. Then I use the original AutoCAD file to redefine theblock to insure my attribute prompts are in place. But the scale isall wrong because the block that exports from SolidWorks has ascale factor of 1:1 while the AutoCAD block has a scale factor of1:1 also. But the SolidWorks sheet scale has changed the blockgeometry scale. So even thought the block is 1:1 the geometry isscaled differently.SolidworksImport export
I see a lot of people are having issues with dxf/dwg imports. Iwill just add another one to the fire. When exporting fromSolidWorks it creates a different dimension style for eachdimension that differs in either decimal place, trailing zeros orstyle (ordinate and linear). Is their a way to export the file withonly one dimension style? Or, is their any third party software outthere that allows me to use more options on mapping the SolidWorksentities?
I am also having a problem with blocks exporting to AutoCAD. Iimported blocks from AutoCAD into SolidWorks. When I use them in adrawing where the sheet scale is different then 1:1 I export themto AutoCAD. Then I use the original AutoCAD file to redefine theblock to insure my attribute prompts are in place. But the scale isall wrong because the block that exports from SolidWorks has ascale factor of 1:1 while the AutoCAD block has a scale factor of1:1 also. But the SolidWorks sheet scale has changed the blockgeometry scale. So even thought the block is 1:1 the geometry isscaled differently.SolidworksImport export
