yesterday
Hi all.
I am trying to create an automatic mesh from a DWG file.
The DWG have contour lines with Z Values to each node/point on the lines. Is there anyway to create a mesh from these files?
Operating system used: Windows 11
yesterday
You need the X, Y & Z co-ordinates, which I believe you can get from the DWG file (not that I have tried, but I recall reading about it in another post).
You can then use the option to 'Place mesh from surveys data' to create a mesh from the text file containing the co-ordinates.
But the mesh will not automatically generate contour lines.
Barry.
yesterday
Hi Barry.
That's exactly what I'm looking for... How to create the .txt or .xyz files from the autocad file...
yesterday
There is a way to create points from lines in Autocad, but it's the same manual input you would need from Archicad...
You have to select each line seperately and do a point exercise. I couldn't find a way to select all the lines and create points on all at the same time.
5 hours ago
I thought there was some way to read the XYZ info from the DWG.
I could be wrong, it is not something I have ever had to do.
Barry.
3 hours ago
Here is a thread regarding an Autolisp that converts lines to points, and here is one about xyz files.
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2 hours ago
If the DWG contains 3D information, it can be opened as an object ...
I think this is the post I was thinking of where you can then open the script for that object and then extract the XYZ information.
As I said, I have never done this.
https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Modeling/From-DWG-to-MESH-a-trick/m-p/167437?p=183356
Barry.