
The 2007 Binary seems to have imported properly as the errors are not showing and the layers and elements all appear to be listed BUT I cannot see anything! I just have a blank page. LibreCAD did not like the ASCII version and hung requiring a forced shutdown and restart.

ODA manages the 2007 conversions but simply hangs on converting the R14 type so I have dropped trying it. OK, I have experimented using ODAFileConverter and tried to generate DXF files of type binary and ASCII 2007, and R14 (also listed in the save as dropdown). Loaded document: /Users/gjj/Desktop/FreeCAD Output/MM ALAMBIC CURRENT.dxf I would add that it is doing something as there is a list of elements that I recognise on the RHS of the viewer together with these error messages (hence me wondering if it is a version issue). Or should it be one of the R (revision?) types R14, R13, R12, R10 or R9? Should I select an ASCII or Binary format? Can someone let me know what the most appropriate version of the DFX file is that I should use? I am using ODA File Converter. I am trying to import a file from AutoCAD by converting it first to DXF format but there appear to be many options for the DXF type. ).I am a new user and am trying to see how LibreCAD works relative to my ancient copy of Autocad (2012). Picture below show the "Main CAD tools toolbar", which contains nested toolbar indicated with light blue dotted lines (Lines, Arcs, Circles. Main CAD tools are located on the left side of the sreen. This toolbar will appear when you select a tool from the "Main CAD Tools toolbar". Lock relative zero position: lock current zero point position.Set relative zero position: set the relative zero point position.Restrict Vertical: only vertical movement allowed.Restrict Horizontal: only horizontal movement allowed.
#LIBRECAD MODEL WALL FRAMING WINDOWS#
Restore down: to restore the windows of all open drawings into the screen.Minimize: minimize window of current drawing.See: CAD_Concepts: Scale and Viewing Corner toolbar Previous view: to come back to your previous view.Auto zoom: to fit your drawing into your screen.Redraw: to redraw the drawing taking into account the visualized area of your drawing.

