E3D Draw: Export Settings

I can't get it to use the zone names as layers.  I set LayerZone to on and the model entities still come in on layer 0.  Any ideas?

Hi All,

With Plot standard, example (standing on shee level):
PLOT SHEE DXF /c:\temp\test.dxf CUTMARKS OFF OVER
This gives a dxf with one layer for each color i Draft (Layer GT_1, GT_2, etc in AutoCad)
But all element will get a global weight of 0.2500.
Do anyone have a solution for this?
It takes a lot of time for a pml function to go thorw the dxf and change from 0.2500 to 0.

Using configurable plot, full_dxf or graphics_dxf, gives all elements with 0 weight but each site, zone etc will get a Layer in AutoCad, with full_dxf, or all elements in Layer 0 in Autocad with graphics_dxf.

[QUOTE=johanlang;99677]Hi All,

With Plot standard, example (standing on shee level):
PLOT SHEE DXF /c:\temp\test.dxf CUTMARKS OFF OVER
This gives a dxf with one layer for each color i Draft (Layer GT_1, GT_2, etc in AutoCad)


It doesn´t give me any layer, just layer 0 is created. Any suggestion?

Are there a similar command than:
     PLOT /drwg1/S1 DXF /%PDMSUSER%\Test.dxf
     PLOT /drwg1/S1 PDF /%PDMSUSER%\Test.pdf
for export in dwg rather than .dxf or .pdf?

I tried (but it doesn't work):
     PLOT /drwg1/S1 R14 /%PDMSUSER%\Test.dwg

[QUOTE=corrado;98641]Yes you can.
You can even run a macro.
See an example here below:


$M/C:\AVEVA\Pdms12.0.SP6\full_dxf.mac

LIEXEC    /Draft_DXF_LI    'DXFOUTR13'    CONFIGDATA    'full_dxf'    OUTPUTFILENAME    'C:\TEMP\TEst.DXF'
   

Thank you, Mr Corrado
How about scale? Do you know command line to change scale of drawing  before exporting to Autocad?

[QUOTE=pcngocquy;102683]Thank you, Mr Corrado
How about scale? Do you know command line to change scale of drawing  before exporting to Autocad?

Done!
Its possible to configure scale from full_dxf.mac