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    • kenK Offline
      ken
      last edited by

      Not sure if this is a bug. If I export ACAD in 2014, the ending ACAD file shows hidden lines, if I export the same model in 2013, I don't see hidden lines.

      Now, as far as I can see the export options are set the same.

      See the attached png images, a screen copy of the exported ACAD files of the same model and same settings.

      So is this a bug or am I missing something?


      Shackle 2014.png


      Shackle 2013.png

      Fight like your the third monkey on Noah's Ark gangway.

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      • kenK Offline
        ken
        last edited by

        OK, bringing this subject up again.

        OK, TomTom you mentioned in another post that you didn't understand my problem about exporting to CAD in SU 2014. So here is some more info.

        It appears that my model of a buoy-wire-chain will not export in SU 2014 without showing hidden lines as shown in the attached PDF. However, if I hid the buoy, SU 2014 will export correctly, not showing the hidden lines.

        Note, that SU 2013 will export the model with the buoy in the model correctly.

        So there is something in the buoy model that is preventing SU 2014 from correctly exporting to CAD.

        Attached also is the model in SU 2014. I sent this problem to Trimble, haven't gotten a response from them as of today. I know they are busy. However, you did express an interest in the problem.

        Now, making model of underwater equipment and exporting them to other CAD drawing is what I do, and this put the brakes on my work the last couple of days.

        TomTom thanks in advance for looking at this problem.

        Ken


        SU 2014 Export CAD Problem.pdf


        Box Hex Buoy to TomTom.skp

        Fight like your the third monkey on Noah's Ark gangway.

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        • J Offline
          JFast
          last edited by

          I've only just experienced the same issue in my current project. Using SketchUp 2014 Pro, exporting as a 2D graphic into AutoCad 2011.

          I started working through the 9 rooms in my project, first some rooms with just a straight run of cabinets, which imported perfectly from SU into AutoCad. Then, I got to this printer room and although it displays the scene perfectly in SU before exporting, in AutoCad it shows the graphic complete with all hidden line geometry... what's up with that?!

          3D prespective in SU of finished room layout

          ![Correct elevation in SU, done in a "HiddenLine" style scene](/uploads/imported_attachments/1jP2_Capture1.JPG "Correct elevation in SU, done in a "HiddenLine" style scene")

          Exported into AutoCad showing all hidden lines on elevation... huh?!

          Have started hiding geometry, one-by-one, to see if it's a "Buoy box" effect like you're finsing. Also attempted saving original SU file as a 2013, and also in SU 8, but didn't change the outcome in AutoCad.


          Xerox Room (236).skp

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            jaceguay
            last edited by

            Having the same problem, how can I fix it?

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