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Autodesk® Design SuiteAutodesk® SketchBook® Designer 2012

Opening a DWG File inSketchBook Designer

In this section you will learn the following:• How to control what gets imported when opening

a DWG file directly in Sketchbook Designer

• Assignment of color and width to any vectorimported from AutoCAD

• Editing and moving geometry importedfrom AutoCAD Marking Menu

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Design Suite 2012 Designer 2012– Tip Guides

Opening a DWG File in SketchBook Designer

In this section you will learn the following: gets imported when opening

in Sketchbook Designer

and width to any vector from AutoCAD Properties

nd moving geometry imported Marking Menu

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1. There are several ways to open a DWGis whether you want the file linked with AutoCAD. If so, the workflow will start in AutoCAD, and will use elements like line weights. The other option is to open a DWG file directly in Sketchbookexplore this option.

2. The DWG files will probably be related to AutoCAD, so doublethe file in AutoCAD.

3. You will then see the following dialog. Sketchbook Designer will first analyze the file in order to understand where the information is (model space, which layout). You will also be able to work with the scale and paper size.

4. In this particular case, the data is in model space. There is an option tomerge everything from model space and any geometry drawn in paper space into one page. Another important element to consider is that Sketchbook Designer only imports curves from AutoCAD (no text, annotations, or hatches). If yDesigner via the one-click workflow, which will be explained in another video

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There are several ways to open a DWGTM file in Sketchbook Designer. The first thing you need to know is whether you want the file linked with AutoCAD. If so, the workflow will start in AutoCAD, and will use

. The other option is to open a DWG file directly in Sketchbook

The DWG files will probably be related to AutoCAD, so double-clicking the DWG file will pr

You will then see the following dialog. Sketchbook Designer will first analyze the file in order to understand where the information is (model space, which layout). You will also be able to work with the

In this particular case, the data is in model space. There is an option to Open All Geometry. This will merge everything from model space and any geometry drawn in paper space into one page. Another important element to consider is that Sketchbook Designer only imports curves from AutoCAD (no text, annotations, or hatches). If you need to import other elements, link from AutoCAD into Sketchbook

click workflow, which will be explained in another video.

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ile in Sketchbook Designer. The first thing you need to know is whether you want the file linked with AutoCAD. If so, the workflow will start in AutoCAD, and will use

. The other option is to open a DWG file directly in Sketchbook Designer. Let’s

clicking the DWG file will probably open

You will then see the following dialog. Sketchbook Designer will first analyze the file in order to understand where the information is (model space, which layout). You will also be able to work with the

Open All Geometry. This will merge everything from model space and any geometry drawn in paper space into one page. Another important element to consider is that Sketchbook Designer only imports curves from AutoCAD (no text,

ou need to import other elements, link from AutoCAD into Sketchbook

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5. You also have an option to open the curves in the current page or in a new one. Sketchbook Designer opens one session per drawing

6. Once the curves are imported, you will notice that there is a default width (2.0), color (0,0,0), and intensity (50%). In order to select a curve in the drawing (using the command highlighted in the toolbar), you also need to have that same layer current

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You also have an option to open the curves in the current page or in a new one. Sketchbook Designer one session per drawing.

Once the curves are imported, you will notice that there is a default width (2.0), color (0,0,0), and intensity (50%). In order to select a curve in the drawing (using the command highlighted in the toolbar),

that same layer current.

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You also have an option to open the curves in the current page or in a new one. Sketchbook Designer

Once the curves are imported, you will notice that there is a default width (2.0), color (0,0,0), and intensity (50%). In order to select a curve in the drawing (using the command highlighted in the toolbar),

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7. Closed geometry from AutoCAD will display a grip that can be dragged in order to move it. If you used a transform with no selection, you would be moving the whole content of the layer

8. You can now select all the geometry in a layer, and do some edits. You may want all the buildings in the surrounding area to have a thinner line width than what is there

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Closed geometry from AutoCAD will display a grip that can be dragged in order to move it. If you used a transform with no selection, you would be moving the whole content of the layer.

can now select all the geometry in a layer, and do some edits. You may want all the buildings in the surrounding area to have a thinner line width than what is there.

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Closed geometry from AutoCAD will display a grip that can be dragged in order to move it. If you used a

can now select all the geometry in a layer, and do some edits. You may want all the buildings in the

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9. With everything already selected, move the slider for Pen Size to it

10. You can also change the color of any selected curve

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With everything already selected, move the slider for Pen Size to its minimum.

You can also change the color of any selected curve by simply moving the Color Wheel.

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by simply moving the Color Wheel.

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