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Robot: FMS, is this true? I still have stuff for you.
Actual FMS: No, what gave you that idea? Are you feeling ok?
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13-01-2004, 23:26
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Re: .dwg from Inventor
You can change the line thickness in Autocad. Select the geometry you want to change (make sure all layers are on) -> bring up properties -> look for line thickness.
OR you can change the line type by using the "line selector" combo box on the main toolbar (not sure if there is a technical name for this); select all the geometry, then use this box to switch it. You might try using a different drawing conversion standard, i've seen dfx work well if you have access to it. I tend to move .dwg to 3D models, not the other way around, let me know if these suggestions don't work and I'll try to figure it out tomarrow. Greg Last edited by GregT : 13-01-2004 at 23:35. Reason: spelling |
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