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Multiple parts DXF Export issue
salvo_musumeci
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Hello All,
I'm working on a plexiglass box that I'd like to realize cutting 3mm plexiglass sheet.
So, I created parts for each part of box: bottom, top, left, back, right, front.
Then I created a drawing with all parts using a blank template and I exported it in dxf file to send to supplier for cutting.
I don't know why, maybe I'm wrong, If i try to open DXF exported file, it results empty. Also, if I re-import it in onShape, I have the same result.
Goal is to have all pieces in the same sheet without too much space in between for cost saving.
Can someone help me to fix this issue?
Thanks in advance,
Salvo
I'm working on a plexiglass box that I'd like to realize cutting 3mm plexiglass sheet.
So, I created parts for each part of box: bottom, top, left, back, right, front.
Then I created a drawing with all parts using a blank template and I exported it in dxf file to send to supplier for cutting.
I don't know why, maybe I'm wrong, If i try to open DXF exported file, it results empty. Also, if I re-import it in onShape, I have the same result.
Goal is to have all pieces in the same sheet without too much space in between for cost saving.
Can someone help me to fix this issue?
Thanks in advance,
Salvo
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At this point of time in Onshape there is no workaround in this case apart from exporting PDF. You can raise improvement request for this. In future we hope that this facility will be provided by Onshape.
As for the export, it could be that your DXF viewer defaults you to model space (if your viewer shows a black background instead of white, it's most likely showing model space). Our views go to paper space by default. We are planning to give you more export options to control this, but for now your best bet is to see if you can switch to paper space in your DXF viewer. You should find the views there.