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Composite Linetypes from SHP and SDF

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rszabolcs
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Composite Linetypes from SHP and SDF

I run into problem with composite lines:

I have an SHP dataset. I tried to create a layer with themes and composite lines and I run into this:
http://discussion.autodesk.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=5965310׾

So I switched to SDF, I loaded my SHP files into SDF format with a load procedure and I got similar, but a bit worse result. So I decided to throw away the themes, and decided to create separate layer for every theme. I imported the SHP-s into DWG with AutoCAD Map, created separate AutoCAD layers by queries, and loaded the DWG into SDF with a load procedure. So I have separate layers based on an SDF datasource, I don't have to use themes.

I'd like to use composite lines, but the the rendering of the composite lines from this SDF layer looks very bad, I can see the startpoint and the endpoint of the line segments. In an SHP layer the rendering of the linework was continous.

Is there any workaround of this problem?

Thanks,
Szabolcs
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dswilson
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Have you applied Upate 1 against MGE? I have tried 3 sources so far and can't reproduce the problem. The issue may also be specific to the data. I have seen some very oddly segmented shp line data where segements effectively overlap or sometimes completely overlay each other. Depending on which lines get rendered on top affects the output.

Regards,
Dave
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rszabolcs
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I've just applied Update 1, and it solved my problem!

Rendering the composite line from the DWG-loaded SDF remained wrong (despite the correct linework, no overlaping, no gaps), but the themed layers based on the SHP-loaded SDF-s work fine with composite lines now!

Thanks!
Szabolcs

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