In many cases, the result matches the data in the original dwg file perfectly
On the other hand, in other cases, the geometries are sometimes badly positioned
Here is an example of a DWG retrieved from the internet: for example, we find geometries at x=841988 y= 826576
hotel_plans_and_facade.zip
with CAD viewer :
_with trimeshdwg.show() :
I admit that I am not an expert in DWG processing:
Is this problem caused by a bad use of the load method?
Is the problem caused by the DWG file (and its processing): I see warnings with :
[2021-09-23 15:44:10] DEBUG (dxf.py:551) Entity type ELLIPSE not supported
_(or VIEWPORT / MTEXT / HATCH / ELLIPSE / BLOCK)_
Hello,
I try to import DWG drawings and convert them to Path2D :
In many cases, the result matches the data in the original dwg file perfectly On the other hand, in other cases, the geometries are sometimes badly positioned
Here is an example of a DWG retrieved from the internet: for example, we find geometries at x=841988 y= 826576 hotel_plans_and_facade.zip
with CAD viewer :
_with trimeshdwg.show() :
I admit that I am not an expert in DWG processing: