LibreCAD - Re: Text breaking with extra CR when converted to DWG

Re: Text breaking with extra CR when converted to DWG

Posted by stealth on Nov 10, 2013; 11:56pm
URL: https://forum.librecad.org/Text-breaking-with-extra-CR-when-converted-to-DWG-tp5709155p5709156.html

The DXF file format was created by Autodesk originally to transition older AutoCAD files to newer versions of the software.

DXF always does things like chop long lines into small segments when opening in AutoCAD and some times scrambling the text if the DXF file was created some where other than AutoCAD or another AutoDesk app.

I use to see this happen with the old qcad and a couple of other cheap CAD packages.

It has to be the nature of the DXF file format created by a non-Autodesk app.

On Sun, Nov 10, 2013 at 6:48 PM, lgr [via LibreCAD] <[hidden email]> wrote:

I'm a noob, just getting started with LC, and have been able to create and print dxf drawings. In order to be compatible with Autocad DWG, I downloaded TeighaFileConverter and TeighaViewer. When I load a complete dxf drawing from LC, the text is sometimes scrambled, with long lines broken into shorter ones.

Has anyone seen this behavior before, and is it an issue with LC or Teigha? Have people successfully converted LC DXF drawings to DWG using other tools?

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