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Importing templates

lukasz_piziak
lukasz_piziak Member Posts: 9 PRO
in Community Support
Hi,
I have an issue with templates created in Autocad as dwt files. When imported it shows white page without template details. 
Can anyone advise how to fixed this issue?
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  • Narayan_K
    Narayan_K Member Posts: 379 ✭✭✭
    @ lukasz_piziak ,Please save your template in DXF file extension and try it.
  • lukasz_piziak
    lukasz_piziak Member Posts: 9 PRO
    Hi Narayan, If I import this file as a dxf extension it would be visible as a template?
  • Narayan_K
    Narayan_K Member Posts: 379 ✭✭✭
    edited September 2015
    Sorry for the confusion.Please save your template in DXF file from Autocad itself then import it to Onshape.
    OR you can try with DWG format also

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