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  • April 20, 2016
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ddecoene
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Hello,

i have a shapefile containing lines (and data), some of them are viewed as IFMEMultiCurves containing several FMElines. When i get these into autocad, they are inserted as blocks with data. This is not ideal for me, but i could work with this. When i want to convert these back into shape file I not able to recreate the original shapefile. (I Get all of the individual FMElines, so far more objects than the initial shapefile).

Is there a way, to keep these Multicurves together when converting back to shapefile?

Best answer by pratap

Hi,

Do you mean that you want back same number of features when you perform w3055-arc-shp2dwg.dwgdwg to shp?

If "yes" then see the attached workbenchacad2shape.fmw

Pratap

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  • April 21, 2016

Hi,

Do you mean that you want back same number of features when you perform w3055-arc-shp2dwg.dwgdwg to shp?

If "yes" then see the attached workbenchacad2shape.fmw

Pratap

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  • April 21, 2016

Hi,

Do you mean that you want back same number of features when you perform w3055-arc-shp2dwg.dwgdwg to shp?

If "yes" then see the attached workbenchacad2shape.fmw

Pratap

Thanks for your answer, never thought it could be solved that easy.

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