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Hi There,

I am using FME to convert data into DWG by using a predefined template. This works fine but has the limitation that I cannot dynamically create layers since they will not match with the template definitions and creating the layers in the workspace has its own disadvantages.

 

I cannot add all possible definitions into the template since the data and therefore the splitsing of the layers is different per conversion.

 

I would appreciate any ideas or other ppl experiences trying to achieve this.

 

Cheers,

 

Itay

I solved this by creating a template (B) from a template (A) and then create the final file based on template (B).

 

Also see this idea.

I solved this by creating a template (B) from a template (A) and then create the final file based on template (B).

 

Also see this idea.

Hi Niels,

Yes that is the way I was thinking of solving it too, not very efficient and possibly disruptive....that's why I was hoping for a different suggestion.

Hi Niels,

Yes that is the way I was thinking of solving it too, not very efficient and possibly disruptive....that's why I was hoping for a different suggestion.

An alternative I tried was to use FME to textedit a DXF template, but found more downsides and decided to go the other road.

Hi Niels,

Yes that is the way I was thinking of solving it too, not very efficient and possibly disruptive....that's why I was hoping for a different suggestion.

Thx again Niels, this is even more tricky....and error prone. Appreciate you sharing this.

Seems like this is a limitation of FME that is not easy to solve.

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