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junior wrote:Archicad has that capability. And has had it for quite some time.
I never knew that .dwg files can contain 3d data, I was always under the impression that the file had to be a .dxf in order to carry 3d info.
Depending on how often these type of files are used... it might be worth giving AC the capacity to import such data.
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laszlonagy wrote:More commonly are elements produced by AutoCAD add-on programs that require object enablers. These seem to be unreadable by any program other than AutoCAD (Revit included) unless the files are saved specifically to include the geometry. It's a bit like having an ArchiCAD project without the associated library parts.
I think it is also possible that the 3D geometry in the DWG file has been done using methods the result of which ArchiCAD cannot import.
I recall ACIS models were one such example.
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