from tav to dwg change fonts

[reggio]

hi, it happens to me that saving a table in dwg format, the fonts of quotas and tables change, as well as the thicknesses of the quotation lines.
is it possible to maintain the same fonts? How?

 

[cacciatorino]

hi, it happens to me that saving a table in dwg format, the fonts of quotas and tables change, as well as the thicknesses of the quotation lines.
is it possible to maintain the same fonts? How?

bengono fonts taken from the operating system and are not embedded in the dwg. open dwg and native swx files on the same pc? if you open them on different pcs it may be that the pc where you open the dwg file (with which editor?) does not have the fonts that you used in swx, so it replaces them with something that feels similar.

 

[reggio]

bengono fonts taken from the operating system and are not embedded in the dwg. open dwg and native swx files on the same pc? if you open them on different pcs it may be that the pc where you open the dwg file (with which editor?) does not have the fonts that you used in swx, so it replaces them with something that feels similar.

hi hunter, no pc is the same, so the fonts that access sw are the same that can also find autocad...
(which sw has fonts in a folder he doesn't share? or that autocad does not have "the address" where to go fishing them? )

 

[cacciatorino]

hi hunter, no pc is the same, so the fonts that access sw are the same that can also find autocad...
(which sw has fonts in a folder he doesn't share? or that autocad does not have "the address" where to go fishing them? )

I leave the ball to those who know more dme on swx.

for example if you install its fonts inside the windows font folder, generating real disasters when dwg is loaded on pc where there is autocad but there are no fonts of if (for example the form tolerance symbols are totally ignored and replaced with letters of the alphabet, causing insults and phone calls from the turn miller).

 

[lelepanz]

the font that uses sw is the century gothic (or as a caspio you write).
when I open the converted drawings the writings are in "txt generic".
you can convert them by hand by selecting them and changing the font.
Why do this I don't know... and I never asked.

while writing I was back in mind that export to dwg has options too.
You can see when you "save by name" .
if you open them and change in font true type the font remains the same.

 

[reggio]

export to dwg also has options .
You can see when you "save by name" .
if you open them and change in font true type the font remains the same.

Thank you!! !
do you also know how to maintain line thickness differences from sw to acad?

 

[lelepanz]

Thank you!! !
do you also know how to maintain line thickness differences from sw to acad?

I have never done it (the thicknesses I mean) but try to play with a bit the options (the one below the font) and especially active "map".
a mask appears where you can control thicknesses and colors.
I repeat to me it never served so I don't know if it works or not.

 

[re_solidworks]

Thank you!! !
do you also know how to maintain line thickness differences from sw to acad?

you need to create a custom mapping file, everything you can control at the level of thicknesses and colors is there.