What I am looking for is to properly convert a gerber file to a dxf without causing any geometry break. Its better to have a function can merge all the objects in same layers before exportation.
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Simon Garrison
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about 7 years ago
You may "join" the individual gerber trace segments, and then export your DXF. Here's a tutorial movie showing those steps:
Note: During DXF or DWG export, you can also choose Fill Option "OUTLINE" which will merge and generate outline for any geometry boundaries.
Note: If you are using AutoCAD, we recommend exporting as a DWG instead of DXF. DWG is the binary version of DXF and is more compact and compatible with AutoCAD.
Simon Garrison
You may "join" the individual gerber trace segments, and then export your DXF. Here's a tutorial movie showing those steps:
Note: During DXF or DWG export, you can also choose Fill Option "OUTLINE" which will merge and generate outline for any geometry boundaries.
Note: If you are using AutoCAD, we recommend exporting as a DWG instead of DXF. DWG is the binary version of DXF and is more compact and compatible with AutoCAD.