conversion dwg with swx 2010

[Paco]

Hello everyone
I happen to have to make dwg conversions of drawings and often happens on complex designs that are not converted something or that the mapping file is not respected.what with my old good and regret version 2007 never happened
Did you happen?

 

[re_solidworks]

Hello everyone
I happen to have to make dwg conversions of drawings and often happens on complex designs that are not converted something or that the mapping file is not respected.what with my old good and regret version 2007 never happened
Did you happen?

to me it never happened and in these days I converted very complex assemblies.
for the speech of regret 2007... a lot of things happened that with 2007 did not happen.

 

[Paco]

to me it never happened and in these days I converted very complex assemblies.
for the speech of regret 2007... a lot of things happened that with 2007 did not happen.

Is there a 64 bit?

 

[re_solidworks]

My parents are all 64 except one, 0 problems.

 

[michele81]

one of the problems that sw 2010 has is that export to .dwg of a developed sheet deletes the mapping file and remains only the export color of the solid. the assistance has detected the problem and just no answer.
another problem can be related to 3d views that if colored are not exported to .dwg.

 

[Paco]

one of the problems that sw 2010 has is that export to .dwg of a developed sheet deletes the mapping file and remains only the export color of the solid. the assistance has detected the problem and just no answer.
another problem can be related to 3d views that if colored are not exported to .dwg.

I confirm the above in tables with "colored" views.
the export generates a table that despite having all the levels defined in the mapping, reports all the lines in one level the " 0 "

 

[sampom]

I confirm the above in tables with "colored" views.
the export generates a table that despite having all the levels defined in the mapping, reports all the lines in one level the " 0 "

It is not said. .
even without using mapping, if you have colored views (I never do it, always all black:smile and you want to bring back the same colors in dwg just create in swx the levels with the different colors (and wanting styles and line thicknesses) and to these asses the various entities. in autocad is imported everything with the layers you had made in swx respecting the colors: I repeat, without using mapping.

greetings
Marco:smile:

 

[re_solidworks]

I use the two systems together. some levels are defined in swx and keep them in export by enabling the appropriate flag in the mask. Besides mappo all entities, the mapping that I use most is what creates the levels of desktop mechanical putting the entities as they would put with mechanical.
time ago I had a similar problem and was triggered by the ability of a check, it is "not show the mapping to every rescue" which besides not showing it did not apply it.
try playing with this option, it should go all right.

 

[Paco]

I use the two systems together. some levels are defined in swx and keep them in export by enabling the appropriate flag in the mask. Besides mappo all entities, the mapping that I use most is what creates the levels of desktop mechanical putting the entities as they would put with mechanical.
time ago I had a similar problem and was triggered by the ability of a check, it is "not show the mapping to every rescue" which besides not showing it did not apply it.
try playing with this option, it should go all right.

the first dwg I try and then I report. Sorry if I reply late, it will be good that you have an email notification of the answers.:wink: