convert .cdr file (coreldraw) to .dxf

[doking]

Hello, I created a writing with coreldraw exported to .dxf or .dwg but in autocad the visual but I can not get a polyline to then perform an extrusion, you have ideas on how it can import the file so that it is manageable by autocad?

 

[doking]

Does anyone know how to convert dxfs created with coreldraw so that you can get an extrusion in autocad?

 

[xxfast]

open the dxf with autocad and go on design-contour and then click on choose points, select the areas of the text and should create a polylinear writing on the perimeter of the text.
or if you have the express tool, use those.
If you place the dxf, we'll take a look.

 

[doking]

I tried in a thousand ways without being able to.
I tried to explode it but nothing, I tried to redesign it with drawing/contour, idem, even the region not from results.
if instead I open it with solidworks not from any kind of problems

 

[smemo]

in the example file the entities are "spline".
you can convert them to polyline using spl2pl (spline to polyline) .
free download page here: http://www.dotsoft.com/freestuff.htm

 

[xxfast]

I tried in a thousand ways without being able to.
I tried to explode it but nothing, I tried to redesign it with drawing/contour, idem, even the region not from results.
if instead I open it with solidworks not from any kind of problems

in autocad 2011.
Explode the writing.
then command flatten, express tool.
then draws contour.
View attachment 34231

 

[doking]

in autocad 2011.
Explode the writing.
then command flatten, express tool.
then draws contour.
View attachment 34231

Thanks, I also had to learn how to install the express tool and I managed:finger:

 

[xxfast]

Please.
I would also evaluate to make them directly with autocad the writings.
Bye.

 

[doking]

Please.
I would also evaluate to make them directly with autocad the writings.
Bye.

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