export to dwg

[adrian]

hello friends, how can I transfer a project prepared in the ide environment to the autocad environment?

 

[NYILMAZ]

hello friends, how can I export a project prepared in ide environment to autocad environment

You can choose export command from project menu and say dwg Project/export/DWG....

 

[HakanŞahin]

Hi Also in the dwg file; If objects such as axis, column, beam, etc. are defined in their own layers, you can convert them to objects such as axles, columns, beams, etc. using the "Read 2D Architectural Project" command in the program...

 

[NYILMAZ]

Hi Also in the dwg file, if objects such as axis, column, beam etc. are defined in their own layers, you can convert them to objects such as axles, columns, beams, etc. by using the "Read 2D Architectural Project" command in the program...[/ quote] Here's my finding: After importing a DWG-created file by İdeMimar, I used the 2D architectural project read command.Afterwards, for example, when I wanted to create an axle, ax layer did not appear among the layers to be selected. Similarly, other objects are like. Here, of course, you will say that the ideArchitect file can be given in *.ideX.0 format, but the DWG is not given. If there is a layer with the same name that I want to highlight, it closes and is not selected. Is there a solution, there is. Change layer You can first create a new layer (like a new axis) and then convert it to an axis. As I said, there is a solution, of course, but I still wanted to write it. The evaluation is yours. For your information.....

 

[YasinTezel]

Hi Also in the dwg file; If objects such as axis, column, beam etc. are defined in their own layers, you can convert them into objects such as axis, column, beam, etc. by using the "Read 2D Architectural Project" command in the program... After that, I used the command read 2D architectural project. Then, for example, when I wanted to create an axis, ax layer did not appear among the layers to be selected. Similarly with other objects. Here, of course, you will say that the ideMimar file can be given in *.ideX.0 format, but the DWG is not given. If there is a layer with the same name that I want to highlight, it closes and is not selected. Is there a solution, there is. With Change layer, you can first create a new layer (like a new axis) and then convert it to an axis. Of course, as I said, there is a solution, but I wanted to write it anyway. The assessment is yours. For your information.....

Hello If the layer names are the same, for example to convert the Architectural axes, the Axis layer is not listed in the dialog. Press OK to continue. Axes will appear in the plan. Select the axis lines and press the right mouse button to convert the lines to static axis objects. The same process is valid for the columns.