Creo Parametric - Importing a DXF Drawing
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- This Creo Parametric tutorial shows how to import a DXF file as a drawing.
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Dave
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Hello; I need to create dxf files from Solidworks, & pull them into Creo for a cgm output. One problem I had was the dim arrows are filled in SW & also in the dxf file, but when I import them into creo they're not filled. This would be as they look in your video. In fact my file was similar also in that the section line arrows remain filled in, but the dim line arrows aren't. Do you know of a way to correct this? Thanks much!!
It's look like no big deal.
Thanks for the video.
But anyone look deeply on tittle block,
It's look like collapse, and un even format,
That's the problem me too faced in creo 4.0
The symbol where I draw in AutoCAD, were collapse while import in creo.
There is any solution for it ?
Captain.
In Solidworks is easy to import a 2D DXF file as a sketch to extrude it into a solid part.
As much as I try to do the same on Creo it is impossible to be performed when the amount of lines and nodes is not that from a simple part.
Have you tried using Sketch Regions?
@@CADPLMGuy Sir thanks for replying.
Let me explain it better: I have architectural CNC plasma cutting panels designs done with Corel Designer and exported as DXF, these are a type of 2D decorative designs that is too complicated to trace in Creo because the huge amount of nodes makes the computer get frozen in the Creo Sketch mode either drafting it or importing the DXF file into the Sketch mode.
SOLIDWORKS doesn't have that issue, I am not quite experienced with SOLIDWORKS but is very simple to import a DXF into its Sketch mode and from there extrude it into a 3D solid part.
I am a Pro/E Creo user for more than 15 years and I haven't got through as yet to import a relatively complex DXF/DWG into the Sketch mode to model a 3D solid. Despite all that I am still convinced that Creo is an advanced product design system.
Is there a way to add a dxf to an existing drawing?
Use the Import command on the Layout tab
Found it thank you.
I have learnt so much from your videos, thank you!!
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