Hello,
Do you know how i can import a dxf file in eagle pro 6.2.0?
On 4/12/2013 4:48 PM, Richard Karlquist wrote:
Both the successful and unsuccessful .dxf files use splines. They arenot binary files. The only unique type in the unsuccessful one is"CEPSN TYPE". However, shouldn't the ULP at least import the types itknows about, or produce some sort of error message? It just happilyreports zero lines, zero circles, etc. The .dxf files are beingproduced by my mechanical engineer with his CAD program, so I am not ina position to waste his time with endless experimentation with .dxffiles. He already tried several different CAD programs that outputdxf. I guess there is no documentation as to what is or is notsupported. --To view any images and attachments in this post, visit:http://www.element14.com/community/message/74032#74032
Both the successful and unsuccessful .dxf files use splines. They are
not binary files. The only unique type in the unsuccessful one is
"CEPSN TYPE". However, shouldn't the ULP at least import the types it
knows about, or produce some sort of error message? It just happily
reports zero lines, zero circles, etc. The .dxf files are being
produced by my mechanical engineer with his CAD program, so I am not in
a position to waste his time with endless experimentation with .dxf
files. He already tried several different CAD programs that output
dxf. I guess there is no documentation as to what is or is not
supported.
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http://www.element14.com/community/message/74032#74032
Hi Richard,
There's more to it than that. The SPLINES are never imported because the
ULP doesn't support that yet. As of now the ULP supports the following:
LINES,
ARCS
CIRCLES,
POLYLINES,
and
LWPOLYLINES
That's it, the file that imports properly has one or more of these
elements. The one that doesn't lacks these completely.
hth,
Jorge Garcia
Jorge,
Can you send me the dxfimport.ulp please. I've tried various ulp's without success.
Best bet is to send it to bmoreno@fireflyrfid.com
Thank you,
Bob Moreno
firefly RFID
