converting autocad to xsi 2005-06-02 - By Daniel Fortin
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What kind of .dwg you try to import? 2d file to use as reference? or 3d
file to import directly the model in XSI?
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From: <pargana.r@(protected)>
To: <XSI@(protected)>
Sent: Thursday, June 02, 2005 10:33 AM
Subject: RE:converting autocad to xsi
> Sure...
>
> First thing you should do is to clean up the extra construction,reference
etc lines in the dwg.
> You can do this using i.e. Rhino or AutoCad.
>
> Then split the dwg drawings by usefull criteria like axis and layers
> i.e. selected all the lines belonging to the 1st floor,then save as
.ai....and so on.
>
> You can save the drawings as .ai or eps, or even IGES...(i wouldn't
recomend the later,if the dwg is complex it will generate a ton of
individual lines and slow down the refresh rate)
>
> Import into XSI.
>
> And align them as you see fit!
>
> You can then use the several snap tools to help building lines over the
.ai reference lines
> (you can even put the reference lines into a separate layer in XSI,and
make them unselectable).
>
> Rui P. Santos
>
>
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