How To Import A Dwg Drawing For A Revolve In Creo

About Importing DXF or DWG Cartoon Files

You can import AutoCAD cartoon information and tables using the DXF and the DWG versions 2022 and earlier.

Yous can fix up and modify configuration options to selectively filter and import information that is specific to the type of entities these file formats support. The Import DXF and the Import DWG dialog boxes display these configuration options equally user interface options. You tin can view and verify the current settings at runtime and revert to original settings if required. The new and modified configuration option settings are saved in the current_session.pro file. The Import DXF and the Import DWG dialog boxes display the saved values of these options every bit their default values the next fourth dimension you open up the Import DXF or the Import DWG dialog box in the aforementioned session of Creo.

You can import DXF and DWG files with:

• Leaders

• Ellipses

• Blocks as symbols

• Dimensions as Creo dimensions or symbols and associated with the draft entities

• Splines and B-splines

• Xlines as structure lines

• Colors equally Creo colors

• Layers as Creo layers

• Line styles as Creo line styles

• Text fonts every bit Creo text fonts

• 2D entities and 3D solids where 3D entities are assembled and viewed as assembly components

• Multiple-line text as a single multiple-line note or as multiple single-line notes

• Hatches as draft hatches

In some instances, tile-like hatches are not imported.

The Unicode characters of the DXF or DWG files are imported every bit is. Drawing details, such as views and symbols, peculiarly of assemblies, are structured as blocks in the DXF or DWG files. During import, the block structures of the files are maintained and each cake is grouped into the corresponding symbol definition. Yous can use the imported drawing information to create 3D characteristic-based solid models.

If an AutoCAD drawing file consists of multiple cartoon sheets of diverse sizes, you tin can create a single drawing with multiple sheets of variable sizes respective with the number of drawing sheets in the AutoCAD file. You must select more than 1 layout or drawing sail for the imported file to create a multiple-sheet drawing. You lot can import all the sheets contained in the AutoCAD file or select one or more drawing sheets to import. The variable sizes of the drawing sheets are maintained in Creo. For each canvass of the drawing, a standard-size drawing canvas that is nearest in size to the original cartoon sheet is created. You lot can also gear up the margins of the drawing sheet.

You can view the import log file in the Data Window when the import is complete. This log file includes details such as the elapsing of the procedure and the actual process time, the configuration options set and their values, the name and version of the input file, the entities and layers imported by their number, entities ignored and the reason for skipping their import, and items not supported.