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shp to dwg area,SD30 Area to shp polygon settings

  • June 8, 2017
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The area did not exist in the dwg-File, which parametres Needs the dwg polygon. In the DATA_Inspector out of des Workbench it Looks so:

Which Settings are Missing for the Export to dwg?

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to convert an area to dwg the area did nor exist. By Output in Dataexpector the Area are there. AutoCAD_entity=autocad_mypolygon

Die Flächen werden nicht in im DWG gespeichert, bei der Ausgabe der Workbench in einen Datainspector werden diese angezeigt:

autocad_entity (encoded: utf-8)= autocad_mpolygon

autocad_mpolygon_object_type (encoded: utf-8)=0

autocad_mpolygon_pattern_name (encoded: utf-8)=1

autocad_with (64 bit integer)=2

Für Hilfe wäre ich dankbar

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mygis
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  • June 9, 2017

Hi @dirk1964, would you be able to share your workspace?

Thanks

gio
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  • June 9, 2017

@dirk1964

If the inspector shows it, it is in the dwg.

This might be due to corruption of dwg. (see forum for how this can happen).

Often a purge will help.

If not, just copy the autocad_identity_id from the inspector and use a search in autocad. The object will be selected even if you can't see it. Then you can delete it (if that is what you wish to do).

There is a very old forum on this same object, user Kamal had this issue. It was solved by the above mentioned suggestion.

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