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Axonometric view from a 2D DWG file

Paopao
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Hi, I have a plan of a building which is in DWG and I need to put it into an axo. What would the best way be in Archicad?
Thanks
Pp
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Barry Kelly
Moderator
Try opening the DWG as a library object (FILE menu > Libraries & Objects > Open Object).
You will need to change the file type to DWG.
Then save this as an object and see what you get.

Barry.
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Paopao
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I have imported it and placed it but it doesn't show up in the axo.
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Paopao
Booster
I have found this but I can't make it work

I canìt make a morph out of the imported dwg somehow.
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Paopao
Booster
So far the best way is to apply a rasterised image of the axo to the surface of a solid. Anyone has any other idea except Rhino? lol
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