Currently if a custom shaped linetype is exported to AutoCAD, ArchiCAD will create a linetype that has all the segments of the linetype in one shape definition. The disadvantage of this is first that in case of polylines AutoCAD will display the shape in…
XREFs are External reference files: DXF or DWG filetypes which can be imported into ArchiCAD. It facilitates to collaborate with Sturctural Engineers. A common use for XREFs is to draw elements that are common to several kinds of drawings within a…
You can open DXF and DWG format files in ARCHICAD as Drawings or Layouts.
•Choose File > Open and then select the file you need in the directory dialog box.
•Conversion rules for data exchange between ARCHICAD and AutoCAD are stored in a file called a Translator (extension ...
ForWikiEditors : ToDoTechTip/ - check and update article Originally published at AECBytes: http://aecbytes.com/tipsandtricks/2008/issue30-archicad.html written by Eric Bobrow Principal, Bobrow Consulting Group Office standards set the graphic appearance…
To access this dialog box, use File > Interoperability > DXF-DWG > Smart Merge Options.
Use these controls to configure the Smart Merge process for DXF/DWG files.
For more information, see Round-Trip Conversion (Smart Merge).
You can choose an existing ...
Use the Drawing Tool to place Drawings into your project.
Drawings placed into Model views are external files (such as DWG, PDF files and image files). They cannot include ARCHICAD views.
Drawings can be placed into any model view except a 3D Window or a Schedule view.
Placing a ...
To access this dialog box, use File > Interoperability > DXF-DWG > Smart Merge Options.
Use these controls to configure the Smart Merge process for DXF/DWG files.
For more information, see Round-Trip Conversion (Smart Merge).
You can choose an existing ...