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Select the required import option in
Preferences.
See
External Native 3D Formats
for more information.
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Import the AutoCAD file as explained in
Import.
Available extensions are:
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Optional: Select the Run in Separate Process
check box.
The conversion is performed in the background.
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If the geometry of a DXF3D or DWG3D file is defined “far away from the origin”,
under Referential, either select
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Local: The part in which the import is done is
not geolocated.
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Or select the Coordinates Reference System (coordinate types) in which
source data are expressed, from the list of the CRS saved in the
database.
For more information, see About Far Away Geometry.
A warning is displayed if the referential does not match with the file.
Try importing the CRS first. Note:
If the file is “far away from the
origin” and if the file also contains geolocation (degree, minutes,
seconds), this geolocation information is overloaded with the value of the
translation. In fact, the translation is considered as the new valid
geolocation information.
- The data are converted, then saved in the database.
- If the save operation fails, a
failure message is displayed and the import stops.
- The quality of imported data is checked, and a geometry quality enhancement is performed according to
the corresponding option.
- Click Cancel to interrupt the transfer at any time. The
conversion is then interrupted (after the processing of the current independent
entity) and the partial conversion already performed is displayed in the
session.
- In Tessellated mode, the data open in a root product that
contains a 3D Shape representation.
- In Exact mode, the data open in a 3D Part.
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