cration of a dxf conversion table

[cad calzatura]

Good morning to all
I am new to the forum and I have an impelling need:
I have a shoemaster with which I carry out models x footwear that then I send to a perfectly compatible cam system because, in fact, it is the same manufacturer.
I often import patterns with other cads in format.dxf.
import on my cad does not create any problem, but if you want to bypass this import and open it directly on the cam cutting machine I must have on the latter a .dxf converter that immediately converts the file.
My request is this:
from a test file, that is that it encloses all the processing to be done on the cutting machine, how can I see how it is "built" and create a x cam converter?
I heard some of my colleagues who told me that the architecture of the file can be seen with autocad.
Can someone please tell me how?
Thank you.

 

[gio14]

Usually a dxf file is in asci format and you can edit it with any editor , while if it is in binary format you can import it into a cad as a draftsight that is free http://www.3ds.com/it/prodotti-e-servizi/draftsight/scaricate-draftsight/ then expose it in asci format and edit it (but you should edit a file that reads the cutting machine to understand how to make conversion)

 

[Shoes]

good morning to all, excuse the intrusion in this topic, but it would be very convenient to know about the functionality of shoemaster, for years I have used shoemaker of delcam crispin, very valid sw, but in my way too sophisticated from one program to another, while shoemaster I see it more 'management than crispin, only that with shoemaster I can not import any forms, maybe digitized with easylast3d, except for anything