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  • M Offline
    Matte
    last edited by 10 Sept 2014, 02:58

    Hi All,
    I am given CAD work drawings in PDF format. I'm trying to figure out a way to use a ruby or set of rubies to get some basic line work to work with? Is it possible? I'm having trouble downloading thomthom's Index and bitmap to mesh. I was trying to put the PDF into photoshop, make it a bit map (really bad quality?), insert into SU and then run the bitmap to mesh? To see what I get? No luck yet. Am I traveling down the wrong path going this way?
    Thanks,
    Matte

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      srx
      last edited by 10 Sept 2014, 05:01

      I would try some of the PDF2DWG converters, and than import in SU. "Any PDF 2 DWG converter" was good for me...

      www.saurus.rs

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        kaas
        last edited by 10 Sept 2014, 05:22

        Nowadays I use Inkscape to import a pdf and convert to dxf for import to Sketchup. Works perfectly.

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          JQL
          last edited by 10 Sept 2014, 10:10

          @kaas said:

          Nowadays I use Inkscape to import a pdf and convert to dxf for import to Sketchup. Works perfectly.

          Me too and it really works well

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            Matte
            last edited by 13 Sept 2014, 22:25

            Thanks!
            I tried the Inkscape method and it worked like a charm! I will also try the converter option as well to have another way to solve this problem.
            Thanks again!
            Matte

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