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Hey everyone, So I created several Solidworks parts to a jewelry box. I am needing to import them to Autocad to set up my etching and cutting layers to send to the laser cutter. When I import the front part of the box it imports showing the correct view of the part. However, when I import the side, base and top parts they import showing the edge of the part rather than the face of the part. Can I manipulate the viewpoints of individual imported files within the same drawing on Autocad so that I can fit all of the parts on the modeling space?
Hey everyone, So I created several Solidworks parts to a jewelry box. I am needing to import them to Autocad to set up my etching and cutting layers to send to the laser cutter. When I import the front part of the box it imports showing the correct view of the part. However, when I import the side, base and top parts they import showing the edge of the part rather than the face of the part. Can I manipulate the viewpoints of individual imported files within the same drawing on Autocad so that I can fit all of the parts on the modeling space?
I just found your post. Did you figure this out? I suspect that if you use UCS>View and then select Front, back, sides, etc you will be able to see each of the views from Solidworks.
Please select the Accept as Solution button if my post solves your issue or answers your question.
John Vellek
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I just found your post. Did you figure this out? I suspect that if you use UCS>View and then select Front, back, sides, etc you will be able to see each of the views from Solidworks.
Please select the Accept as Solution button if my post solves your issue or answers your question.
John Vellek
Join the Autodesk Customer Council - Interact with developers, provide feedback on current and future software releases, and beta test the latest software!
