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Recently, I’ve received several design drawings in DWF format; they can only be viewed but not searched or edited, which is very inconvenient. Perhaps it’s the design firms’ way of protecting intellectual property rights? Well, I have conversion tools available; I need it in DWG format. Thank you. This post was last edited by kingberg on 2008-10-9 08:54
Converting DWF to DWG is pointless: ① the file becomes very large, and ② the pixels are all fragmented, making it difficult to edit. You can simply search for it online and download it. Recommendation: Acme CAD Converter supports conversion between DWG/DXF/DWF (AutoCAD 2.x-2005) formats, and the vector output formats include DWG, DXF, SG, SGZ, CGM, EPS, HPGL, and PDF. The output raster formats supported are BMP, GIF, JPEG, and PCX. Supports batch conversion of multiple file formats at the same time
Replying to post 2: Thank you for your message. Converting DWF to DWG format is very suitable for on-site construction needs – it handles large amounts of data with high precision, thus avoiding errors that can occur during manual calculations. Due to the large amount of information contained, the file size naturally increases significantly.
The second floor is correct; broken graphics are the main reason for the file size to increase: victory:
I don’t understand why it’s suitable for on-site construction
I’m also looking for a way to convert a 3D DWF file into DWG format
I also want to make the switch and try the software provided on floor 2. Thank you to the original poster~~~