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Conditions and Limitations to Publishing Drawings to 3D DWF
or DWFx
When publishing a drawing to 3D DWF or DWFx, the following conditions
apply:
â– Most types of hatches (patterns, solid, graphics) are published.
â– The 3D DWF or 3D DWFx file uses the display configuration that is active
in the DWG file during publishing.
NOTE When you publish 3D objects to DWF or DWFx, only the display set
used for 3D views of the drawing is published. For 3D views, this is usually a
Model display set, for example Model Medium Detail, Model High Detail, or
Model Low Detail. You can view the objects in Top view in Design Review;
however, this is only a Top view of the Model display, and not a Plan view.
Objects with no display representation in the Model display set are not
displayed in the published DWF or DWFx. Objects that typically are not
displayed in Model views are tags, annotations, dimensions, and 2D Plan
symbols. If you want these to display in the DWF or DWFx, you can either
activate them for the Model display set, or generate a 2D DWF or 2D DWFx
file. For more information about the display system, see Display System on
page 777.
â– If Render materials are enabled, the transparency is translated to the DWF
or DWFx file. For more information, see Materials on page 871.
â– Live Section objects are published.
â– Property set data attached to objects or styles is published to DWF or DWFx.
The following limitations apply:
â– Infinite lines, like construction lines (xlines) and rays, are not published.
â– Text fonts in the DWG file are all converted to Arial. Text formatting like
Bold, Italic, and Underline are not currently supported.
â– Clip Planes and Xref Clipping are not supported.
â– OLE objects as well as inserted images are not supported.
â– Linetypes and lineweights are currently not supported.
â– Hyperlinks are not published (but are visible for non-AEC objects.)
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