Fab 3000 may have the same conversion
features as EasyGerb, but it adds items that weren’t in the DWG version
of the file that have to be deleted afterwards. Doing Boolean operations
are also much clumsier than
doing them while in AutoCAD with Easygerb as a plugin. What would have
taken me an hour or two with Easygerb has taken me all day! This doesn’t
make me a happy customer.
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Simon Garrisonposted
over 9 years ago
Admin
Thanks for your feedback.
Rarely do
customers use the Boolean features when performing a DXF conversion (I
agree that is a very laborious process). All you need to do is use the
DeEmbed feature and FAB 3000 figures out what is dark and clear ( just
like to solid hatch feature of AutoCad) or the Composite Merge. Here's a sample tutorial movie I created which shows both techniques to perform fill (and avoid Boolean operations):
Fab 3000 may have the same conversion features as EasyGerb, but it adds items that weren’t in the DWG version of the file that have to be deleted afterwards. Doing Boolean operations are also much clumsier than doing them while in AutoCAD with Easygerb as a plugin. What would have taken me an hour or two with Easygerb has taken me all day! This doesn’t make me a happy customer.
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Simon Garrison posted over 9 years ago Admin
Thanks for your feedback.
Rarely do customers use the Boolean features when performing a DXF conversion (I agree that is a very laborious process). All you need to do is use the DeEmbed feature and FAB 3000 figures out what is dark and clear ( just like to solid hatch feature of AutoCad) or the Composite Merge. Here's a sample tutorial movie I created which shows both techniques to perform fill (and avoid Boolean operations):
https://numericalsoftware-update.s3.amazonaws.com/tutorials/dxf-fill-deembed.mp4
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