I HAVE DIFFICULTY WITH DWG IMPORT

In version 6, an optimization has been made regarding the reduction of the beam sub-supports, so the joint areas can be recovered more easily. You can also manually check if there is an account-related error in both versions 5 and 6. The relevant article of the regulation is 3.5.2 and it consists of a few multiplication, addition and subtraction operations. If there is an example that you think the program gives an error even though there is no problem in the junction area, share it with us, let's examine it. Also, put your messages in the relevant topics to avoid confusing the topics. (Or open a new topic).
 
Hello Mr. Engin,
"enginuy":2c542u4d" said:
When I transfer the drawing as dwg in 5 version and call it with autocadde insert, the drawing comes in one-to-one scale without unit. In 6 versions, when I transfer the drawing as dwg and call it with autocadde insert, it comes in inch unit. I need to shrink it like ,3937..... How can I solve this problem?
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Can you explain the problem a little more? When it is done as you describe, there is no problem. You can do it step by step, what version you opened in autocad and your ide file (cde or dwg) that you exported. rar) and if you add your dwg file, we will review it and get back to you.
 
hello, I exported the drawing to dwg from the attached 5 version ide files. I saved it as 5_versdwg. I opened the same ide file in version 6 and exported the dwg, and saved it as 6_versdwg. Then, when we open the "main file" and call these two files with the insert-block command, the 6_versdwg file is added in a larger size than the 5_versdwg file. When I measure in these two drawings that I have inserted in the "main file", while the dimensions in the 5_versdwg drawing are kept with the dimensions given by the program, I need to reduce the drawing to 0.03937.. in order for my measurement in the 6_versdwg drawing to be correct. If the difference is 100 times, we can solve it easily, but when it is fractional, it takes a bit of work. Thanks
 
"enginuy":grmydac5" said:
hello, I exported the drawing dwg from the attached 5 version ide files. I saved it as 5_versdwg. I opened the same ide file in 6 versions and exported it as 6_versdwg. Then I opened the "main file" and saved it as this When we call both files with the insert-block command, the 6_versdwg file is added in a larger size than the 5_versdwg file. When I make measurements in these two drawings that I have inserted in the "main file", the dimensions in the 5_versdwg drawing are kept with the dimension given by the program, while my measurement in the 6_versdwg drawing is correct, I need to reduce the drawing with 0.03937.. Even if the difference is 100 times, we can solve it easily, but when it is fractional, it takes a bit of work. Thank you
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Hello Engin, there is no problem when you call the dwgs you exported from versions 5 and 6 with Insert block method in Autocad 2004 version. But Autocad in 2007 and 2009 versions; You need to select the unit of the file you are calling with the Insert block method. Before calling the finished DWG, define Format Menu --> Units --> Insertion Units in millimeters. Before calling the exported DWG from version 6, define Format Menu --> Units --> Insertion Units as inch. When you insert it in this way, there will be no problem. I also reported the inch arrival status of the units to the Software group. This will be fixed shortly. Good work.
 
Thank you for your interest, Mr. Yasin. If this inch transfer is corrected, we will not need to use a low autocad version and we will not need to make those settings for each file we will transfer. Thanks again, good work.
 
The project is attached. The problem with the import is due to the drawing. There were spots far away that needed to be erased.
 
hello, take it easy, i made dwg import, i will only take a cross section, the objects are not defined, how can i do it? can you help me thank you
 
Hello, In order to take a section, there must be 3D objects such as columns, beams, floors in the project. The imported objects are two-dimensional.
 
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