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I'm looking for a relatively simple, yet accurate, sign library for the common MUTCD signs for plan production. The sign itself needs to be graphically shown. For the most part I don't need anything customized. For some reason, I'm having a hard time finding something that is relatively simple to use.
Also, just curious, if you were doing a plan set with sign graphics, which would you rather work with? Graphic files (i.e.: jpegs, etc.), or AutoCAD blocks? I'm thinking I'd rather use AutoCAD blocks, as I could then explode and modify them if I needed to.
Windows 10-64 Pro 8GB RAM (Home) 12GB RAM (Work) AutoCAD Civil 3D 2019
You cant just rename eps file as dxf and open them.
From mdj793 post above -
"To get these into DWG, use Inkscape to open EPS file, save as DXF. Then open in AutoCAD."
Your best bet would probably be to download the microstation format cell files and import them into autocad as suggest by mdj793.
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Andrew Puller Maitland, NSW, Australia Windows 11 Intel core i7 11800 @ 2.30 GHz with 32GB Ram Civil 3d 2023
