Thought about putting this in the "depressed" thread, but wanted to get more attention, since its not about X refs.
I get files in DWG and they have millions (well, thousands) of classes. I have my own class and layer system.
I was reading the manual last night and was intrigued by class and layer mapping.
Is that or some other work flow the best way to get dwg imports to convert to my class and layer system?
I got one yesterday, and while the layer was "grading" as mine would be, it had a bunch of classes like "level 10, leval 15" that didn't really convert to the actual topo levels, or even major and minor contours. For that matter, some non contour lines were nurbs and meshes, while the contours were 2D.
Of course, I know I can't make every one draft to my standards, but how do you guys and gals import dwg and make them useable?
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Thought about putting this in the "depressed" thread, but wanted to get more attention, since its not about X refs.
I get files in DWG and they have millions (well, thousands) of classes. I have my own class and layer system.
I was reading the manual last night and was intrigued by class and layer mapping.
Is that or some other work flow the best way to get dwg imports to convert to my class and layer system?
I got one yesterday, and while the layer was "grading" as mine would be, it had a bunch of classes like "level 10, leval 15" that didn't really convert to the actual topo levels, or even major and minor contours. For that matter, some non contour lines were nurbs and meshes, while the contours were 2D.
Of course, I know I can't make every one draft to my standards, but how do you guys and gals import dwg and make them useable?
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