TEXAN
2004-04-23 16:59:03 UTC
Can someone confirm that when using the task scheduler to export a
solidworks drawing to a dxf file that the resulting geometry is not
true size, not 1:1 scale? I noticed that the user has the option to
pick the dxf version and the ability to pick a dxf mapping file but
not the ability to pick the option to export at 1:1 scale. This
opition is available when exporting manually through solidworks and I
assumed that since this option was not available that the option
setting inside solidworks would be used but that does not seem to be
working that way.
Also, I have asked this question before but solidworks never gives
me what I think is the right answer. Why would exporting at 1:1 scale
be an option anyway, you should always export at 1:1 scale so that the
resulting geometry is true size. I do remember that at one time
solidworks did not have the ability to export at 1:1 scale and they
added this option which is certainly better than nothing but I would
rather do away with the option and just have everything export at 1:1
scale.
Thanks
Sam
solidworks drawing to a dxf file that the resulting geometry is not
true size, not 1:1 scale? I noticed that the user has the option to
pick the dxf version and the ability to pick a dxf mapping file but
not the ability to pick the option to export at 1:1 scale. This
opition is available when exporting manually through solidworks and I
assumed that since this option was not available that the option
setting inside solidworks would be used but that does not seem to be
working that way.
Also, I have asked this question before but solidworks never gives
me what I think is the right answer. Why would exporting at 1:1 scale
be an option anyway, you should always export at 1:1 scale so that the
resulting geometry is true size. I do remember that at one time
solidworks did not have the ability to export at 1:1 scale and they
added this option which is certainly better than nothing but I would
rather do away with the option and just have everything export at 1:1
scale.
Thanks
Sam