Hello
I'm facing a small pagination problem. when I convert a MeP SLDDRW to DWG (a simple one saved as) when opening the file by autocad I end up with the lines in overthickness.
Do you have a solution to avoid reopening the hundred plan, removing extra thickness in autodac and re-registering?
Thank you in advance
Hi @ Gerald
Isn't it the thickness of the lines of the layers in AutoCAD that screws up the strand?
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Hello.
When you "save as" "dwg" with Solidworks, in the export option, change the line styles to "Autocad Standard Style".
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Hi @gt22
It's the option Show hide the thickness of the lines that seems to be a problem.
if I understand your link I should be in export R2002 and not 2004
@PhilipeB this option is already validated.
Hello, I agree with GT22 I also switch to R2000-2002.
Personally I record the part directly in 2D (less problem).
If it's a set, I record it as a piece and then as a dwg.
Cdt
see also this tutorial quite old but effective ;-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvOZMu476Zw
to test maybe it will give you good results
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There is an error in the answers due to a lack of precision in my Question.
I'm looking for a problem on a 2D DWG starting from a Solidworks drawing file.
when the 2D Solidworks is converted by saved in DWG it shows the line outline that is removed in autocad thanks to the line thickness key (image attached earlier)
And then once saved in the right state by AutoCAD when opening the file is readable.
when the 2D solidworks is saved as pdf I don't have this coarse line thickness.
What is the origin of the problem and can we correct it directly from solidworks or pdm. And here I'm talking about hundreds of plans to redo.....
Look at this link
https://www.developpez.net/forums/d996677/autres-langages/langages-fonctionnels/lisp/autocad-changer-epaisseur-d-calque/
for the plan already converted on autocad
For the origin of the problem before conversion see the export options
and test the best
You can set file export options when you export SOLIDWORKS drawing documents as .dxf or .dwg files.
To select these options when saving a file as a .dxf or .dwg file :
In the Save As dialog box, click Options , and then click Save .
| Version | Select the target AutoCAD ® version. | ||||
| Font | Select one of the following options:
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| Line Styles | Select one of the following options:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBst2xEdrHE
I didn't manage to get the desired result but the GT22 video remains the closest to the necessary parameters
a small up, for thick lines did not appear after the 2000 2002 version
so to solve this display problem correctly, an R14 recording remains the appropriate solution