mikcek
Guest
Hello.
I would like to ask you a problem that often occurs when converting from dft to dwg.
usually for a certain set I produce some tables following a hierarchical order
the first are tables in which I put tables with the relative ball that recalls the constructive drawings
of various parts.
So I always have tables in the boards. I recently put myself on the verge of fixing the flile ini for conversion,
I got good results, even pleasant to the view, with the desired colors of the lines in the dwg, obviously keeping the option checked
"habilitated level and mapping attributes", unfortunately in this way I lose in the dwg tables; if instead imposed "converted names of levels part..."
of course you lose color coordination but "I see the table in the dwg". st2 version of if.
not having found who had the same problem with me, I suppose I'm wrong with something in the settings, could someone help me?
If you want I can send you both the .dft and the .ini and the .dwg conversion results of both cases.
Thank you.
greetings
I would like to ask you a problem that often occurs when converting from dft to dwg.
usually for a certain set I produce some tables following a hierarchical order
the first are tables in which I put tables with the relative ball that recalls the constructive drawings
of various parts.
So I always have tables in the boards. I recently put myself on the verge of fixing the flile ini for conversion,
I got good results, even pleasant to the view, with the desired colors of the lines in the dwg, obviously keeping the option checked
"habilitated level and mapping attributes", unfortunately in this way I lose in the dwg tables; if instead imposed "converted names of levels part..."
of course you lose color coordination but "I see the table in the dwg". st2 version of if.
not having found who had the same problem with me, I suppose I'm wrong with something in the settings, could someone help me?
If you want I can send you both the .dft and the .ini and the .dwg conversion results of both cases.
Thank you.
greetings