EXPORT FROM .IDW TO .DWG ?

[desetek]

Hello everyone, I need help. I already have a pattern when I make my drawings in autocad, such as text style, dimensioning settings, drawing lines like colors and line pattern and etc. But when I export the .idw in Inventor to .dwg, the same in addition to coming in blocks, they do not assume this configuration of my autocad. Is there any way to assume these settings? I would like to thank everyone in this group for their attention. Thanks.

[desetek]

Hello everyone, I need help. I already have a pattern when I make my drawings in autocad, such as text style, dimensioning settings, drawing lines like colors and line pattern and etc. But when I export the .idw in Inventor to .dwg, the same in addition to coming in blocks, they do not assume this configuration of my autocad. Is there any way to assume these settings? I would like to thank everyone in this group for their attention. Thanks.

[cadman777]

It's been a while since I've done this. But if I can remember correctly, the way I used to do that in the past (when I worked for a company that demanded AutoCAD files with a certain Style/Standard) is this:

1. Set up your idw template layers, linetypes and titleblock to match your AutoCAD dwg template

2. Create an AutoCAD script and LISP routines that convert the remaining entities to match your AutoCAD template (for me, that's mostly colors, since my idw files are all monochrome).

3. So first you export from idw>dwg, then run your AutoCAD conversion routines on all the files.

4. You will have to figure out all the intricacies of conversion between idw>dwg needing further conversion in AutoCAD on a case-by-case basis, depending on your various AutoCAD drawing templates.

There may be a better way to accomplish this today.

But I don't know it, b/c I haven't done it for about 10 years, due to not needing to do it.

Maybe someone else in here can say?

[cadman777]

It's been a while since I've done this. But if I can remember correctly, the way I used to do that in the past (when I worked for a company that demanded AutoCAD files with a certain Style/Standard) is this:

1. Set up your idw template layers, linetypes and titleblock to match your AutoCAD dwg template

2. Create an AutoCAD script and LISP routines that convert the remaining entities to match your AutoCAD template (for me, that's mostly colors, since my idw files are all monochrome).

3. So first you export from idw>dwg, then run your AutoCAD conversion routines on all the files.

4. You will have to figure out all the intricacies of conversion between idw>dwg needing further conversion in AutoCAD on a case-by-case basis, depending on your various AutoCAD drawing templates.

There may be a better way to accomplish this today.

But I don't know it, b/c I haven't done it for about 10 years, due to not needing to do it.

Maybe someone else in here can say?

[kresh.bell]

did you try to set the AutoCAD template file when exporting?

[kresh.bell]

did you try to set the AutoCAD template file when exporting?