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Importing solids from AutoCAD

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dunko

dunko

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May 10, 1999
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Hi,<br>
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I like to model 3D in AutoCAD R14 as I am familiar with the tools/interface. I have tried using DXF format to export geometries (some complex, some not so complex) to Dream3D (Corel 7.0), but AutoCAD solids do not appear to be imported correctly.<br>
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Is there a way to import AutoCAD solids, or will I have to convert them into surfaces? Also, the Dream3D that comes with V7 does not appear to be all that feature rich... Is this product significantly changed in V8?<br>
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Dunko
 
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I too use ACAD, but I normally use them only in the flat vector formats. You can export to corel 8 in dxf 3d. I'm not sure how well it works. You might try bryce 5 also.
 
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