AI also worked fine as long as I kept it there. I also tried to go through Corel Draw (which imported the DXF fine) but there were other issues going from there to Inkscape. Unfortunately Draftsights SVG export screws up the scale and PDF export also has bad rounding errors, so I don't know how to get from DraftSight to Inkscape cleanly yet. Exploding all blocks creates a mess to have to manage, and exploding PLINES to lines removes all line width information. Playing with this more it appears that Inkscape DXF in can not handle blocks or PLINES. As you can see it still gives the following error. I removed most of the drawing and exported as an R13 Ascii DXF from Draftsight. If there is a way to submit directly and privately (and remove this) I would appreciate it. Submitting publicly is problematic as this is confidential information.
Any ideas? Is DXF in just broken in this release? I have deleted and exploded and purged everything down to a couple of objects and sometimes it will import, but other times the same DXF will not import so my attempt to narrow it down to a PLINE or Block when I though that was it now may not be the issue. I had thought the issue may be PLINES or Blocks but now I'm not sure. Traceback (most recent call last): File "dxf_input.py", line 624, in DxfInput().run() File "C:\Program Files\Inkscape\share\inkscape\extensions\inkex\base.py", line 123, in run self.save_raw(self.effect()) File "dxf_input.py", line 613, in effect entities() File "dxf_input.py", line 96, in export_POINT generate_ellipse(vals], vals], w / 2, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0, 0.0) NameError: name 'w' is not defined Most of the time it does not succeed and I get the following error I have tried saving as R12, R13 and R14 all with the same results. I am having a lot of trouble getting DXF input. Using IS 1.0 Win 7 Pro, CAD is Drafsight 2018.
Brand new user, coming from CAD background.
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