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Unit issue with DXF exported from Illustrator
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04 - DXF system variables.jpg 75 KB -
04 - import DXF in Creo Parametric 4 M070.jpg 136 KB -
03 - export dxf options.jpg 58 KB -
02 - 100 mm circle.jpg 42 KB -
01 - Adobe Illustrator version and units.jpg 221 KB -
04 - import DXF in Creo Parametric 4 M070.jpg 136 KB -
03 - export dxf options.jpg 58 KB -
02 - 100 mm circle.jpg 42 KB -
01 - Adobe Illustrator version and units.jpg 221 KB -
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testfile 100x100 sw to AI to Edrawings.PNG 53 KB -
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testfile 100x100 sw to AI.dxf 37 KB
15 votesI am glad to update that this issue was fixed in 23.1 release.
Thank you for all the feedbacks.
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1.Details of your operating system and version of Adobe Illustrator:
I'm working on a proper windows workstation, Illustrator version 2018 (22.1)
2.The steps you were taking when you experienced the issues:
Importing a DXF file from Solidworks, editing this and exporting it in DXF again. When importing and exporting I made sure to select the 'mm' option in the units drop-down menu.
3.Your expected result:
A DXF file still in de mm units
4.Your actual result:
A DXF file in imperial (inch) units. All my files are laser-cut 25,4 times too big.
When I open in Illustrator you can select units so you cannot see the problem. When opening in a different program with no unit selection in the import options it will open in inches by default.
And when I open the file directly from Solidworks (not import and export in AI) It will not have this unit problem.
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