Exported DXFs have broken lines
The video will outline a process that will work for you.
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I am not familiar with the application you mention. The Bend Lines can be exported with the DXF as the video shows. Maybe you need to change the linetype for your application to recognize them.
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The site you mention asks for the bend lines to be solid lines. The process I gave you gives you solid lines so I do not now what to tell you. Maybe you should call the site number and ask.
By the way, I want to bring something to your attention. When responding to a post from someone, do not use the "Post Reply" icon as this will address your post to yourself. Instead use the "Reply" icon on the post you are responding to address your post to that person. Look back at the messages in this post and you will see what I mean.
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I gave you a solution, verified what the website is asking for which the solution will give you, there is not much else to say.
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If you used the process I sent you in the video, you will get the DXF that is attached to this message. I am not defensive, you just are not trying on your end to help solve the issue by using the process outline.
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The file was attached to my last message. It opens in tack in Fusion 360 and shows solid bend lines. What else do you need?
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@phillipJSCHJ wrote:
Bump
This is a bug with Fusion360, it'd be nice if the product we pay for had help from Autodesk.
Are you a commercial user or using the personal licence? If you have a commercial licence then I'd suggest creating a support case through your account. What you're seeing is a very old bug where elliptical arcs are output incorrectly. I have reported these problems several times over the last few years!
What you can do is recreate your part using arcs and it will work fine. The difference between the arcs and elliptical edge are very small.
I've attached your file where I projected the faces edges from the original bracket into a sketch but used an arc rather than project the elliptical edge. See attached file.
I've opened the DXF in Fusion and Rhino and it looks correct.
Mark Hughes
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@phillipJSCHJ From reading your posts I think you have a commercial licence so a better option is to create a 2d drawing then export as a DXF.
This is the drawing workspace with a 1:1 scale and tile and border hidden.
And here imported into Rhino next to your original DXF.
Mark
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