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    <font size="5" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><strong>DXF2SV Program
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AutoCAD to Bender software, also known as DXF2SV, converts data from AutoCAD DXF files to bender compatible Supravision files.
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==Software Features==
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      <td width="56%"><p><font size="4" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><strong>SETUP IMPORT / EXPORT FILES</strong></font></p>
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===SETUP IMPORT / EXPORT FILES===
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          Enter the IMPORT DXF file and the new EXPORT Supravision file.</font></p>
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<td>Enter the IMPORT DXF file and the new EXPORT Supravision file.</td>
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      <td><p><font size="4" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><strong>RECOGNIZES AUTOCAD GEOMETRY</strong></font></p>
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===RECOGNIZES AUTOCAD GEOMETRY===
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            The centerline data that defines the tube shape can be placed on any unique
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The centerline data that defines the tube shape can be placed on any unique AutoCAD layer. The program recognizes 3-D lines on a designated search layer that define the end points and intersection points. (The search layer is programmable.) 3-D arcs on that layer (or another unique layer) are used to determine the centerline bend radii at each bend. The program also allows you to skip using 3-D arcs in order to build programs with a default radius. The Centerline Search Layer dialog allows you to select the search           layer from a list of layers available in the current DXF file.</td>
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          <p><font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">The program recognizes 3-D lines on a designated search layer that
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                define the end points and intersection points. (The search layer is
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                the centerline bend radii at each bend. The program also allows you
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===PROGRAMMABLE INTERSECTION TOLERANCE===
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                to skip using 3-D arcs in order to build programs with a default radius. </font></p>
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          <p><font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">The Centerline Search Layer dialog allows you to select the search
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A programmable intersection tolerance ensures that intersecting lines are matched using the DXF2KEINS matching algorithm - even if rounding errors exist in the data. With this feature, it is possible to have         geometry that is just &quot;close&quot; (not perfect) and the DXF2SV converter will still be able to build the centerline data.
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      <td><p><font size="4" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><strong>INTERSECTION
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            A programmable intersection tolerance ensures that intersecting lines
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The converter allows further control of the output data during conversion:
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      <td><p><font size="4" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><strong>SUPRAVISION DATA OPTIONS</strong></font></p>
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            DXF2SV allows further control of the following internal Supravision data
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===CONVERSION LOG===
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During conversion, DXF2SV displays a conversion log on the screen to indicate the progress of the build. Also, it builds a conversion log file that enables you to track the last session results in any word processor.     The log contains a date/time stamp for every line built.
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===SUPRAVSION DATA LOG===
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            After conversion, DXF2SV displays the created Supravision data that was
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After conversion, DXF2SV displays the created Supravision data that was saved to the newly built Supravision data file. This log is created in the Rich Edit format and can be viewed by WordPad or most other Rich        Edit compatible word processors.
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==Other Pages==
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*[[Conversion]] software
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*[[Benderlink]] software
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*[http://www.advancedtubular.com//dxfconvert/dxf2sv/index.html Main AutoCAD to Bender] Page

Latest revision as of 18:20, 2 June 2009

Acad2bender logo.jpg

AutoCAD to Bender software, also known as DXF2SV, converts data from AutoCAD DXF files to bender compatible Supravision files.

Contents

Software Features

SETUP IMPORT / EXPORT FILES

Enter the IMPORT DXF file and the new EXPORT Supravision file. Acad2bender filenamesetup.jpg

RECOGNIZES AUTOCAD GEOMETRY

The centerline data that defines the tube shape can be placed on any unique AutoCAD layer. The program recognizes 3-D lines on a designated search layer that define the end points and intersection points. (The search layer is programmable.) 3-D arcs on that layer (or another unique layer) are used to determine the centerline bend radii at each bend. The program also allows you to skip using 3-D arcs in order to build programs with a default radius. The Centerline Search Layer dialog allows you to select the search layer from a list of layers available in the current DXF file. Acad2bender dxfconversion.jpg

PROGRAMMABLE INTERSECTION TOLERANCE

A programmable intersection tolerance ensures that intersecting lines are matched using the DXF2KEINS matching algorithm - even if rounding errors exist in the data. With this feature, it is possible to have geometry that is just "close" (not perfect) and the DXF2SV converter will still be able to build the centerline data.

Acad2bender layerselection.jpg


OUTPUT DATA OPTIONS

The converter allows further control of the output data during conversion:

  1. Part Number
  2. Diameter
  3. Total Length

Acad2bender outputoptions.jpg


AUTOMATIC PROCESSING

The program can be run in automode, which allows for control by other programs. In this mode, DXF2SV automatically unloads when conversion is complete.


CONVERSION LOG

During conversion, DXF2SV displays a conversion log on the screen to indicate the progress of the build. Also, it builds a conversion log file that enables you to track the last session results in any word processor. The log contains a date/time stamp for every line built.


SUPRAVSION DATA LOG

After conversion, DXF2SV displays the created Supravision data that was saved to the newly built Supravision data file. This log is created in the Rich Edit format and can be viewed by WordPad or most other Rich Edit compatible word processors.

Acad2bender svlog.jpg


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