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The AutoCAD® DWF Reader/Writer enables FME to read and write files used by Autodesk® AutoCAD and compatible systems. AutoCAD drawing files consist of drawing settings and configuration, as well as a series of entities, or graphic elements, organized into layers.
FME provides broad support for many AutoCAD entity types and options and for reading and writing AutoCAD DWG and DXF files with versions up to and including 2010. FME also provides support for reading and writing AutoCAD DWF files up to and including version 6.0. When AutoCAD data is output, header information may be copied from a supplied template, or prototype, file.
This chapter assumes familiarity with AutoCAD-compatible systems and the entities (features) that are manipulated within these systems.
Note: Throughout this chapter, the AutoCAD file is referred to as a drawing file rather than a DWF file.
There are three supported formats used by AutoCAD:
Logically, both DWG and DXF files are identical and, therefore, FME treats both file types in the same manner. DWG/DXF files are read by the AutoCAD DWG/DXF Reader/Writer.
DWF files are handled seamlessly but internally they undergo a different series of translation processes. These are read separately by the AutoCAD DWF reader and writer. Currently the DWF reader and writer can read and write sheets and models from two-dimensional (2D) DWF files.
This chapter contains information related to the AutoCAD DWF reader/writer. For general AutoCAD DWG/DXF information and AutoCAD feature types supported by FME, please refer to the Autodesk AutoCAD DWG/DXF Reader/Writer.
The AutoCAD DWF reader extracts entities, one at a time, from the entity section of the drawing file and passes them on to the rest of the FME for processing. Complex entities such as polylines and inserts are exploded and broken into several individual FME features. If the entity has attribution stored as extended entity data, then these attributes are ignored.
When the AutoCAD reader encounters an entity type it does not know how to process, it simply sets the entity type of the feature and returns it. This feature is then logged by the FME correlation subsystem and the reader moves on to the next entity.
The AutoCAD writer provides the following capabilities when writing AutoCAD files.
When creating AutoCAD DWF files, the AutoCAD writer first defines the linetypes and layers defined within the FME mapping file. The writer then reads in a template file, if specified, and copies the linetypes, layer definitions, shape file header information, and block information from the template file to the output dataset.
The AutoCAD DWF writer then outputs each feature it is given to the output file in the appropriate entity type. The AutoCAD DWF writer creates a geometric representation of FME features, but does not create attribute information in the output file.
When writing an AutoCAD DWF file, the format of file output is determined as follows: