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Hi,
I'm having a horrible time with the import function in Vectorworks. I have an old city file of a venue drawn in Autocad. When I try to import the dwg into vw I end up with one single layer and the scale is completely out of whack. Does anyone have any ideas as how to get the layers separated and the scale to something resembling reality? Thanks!
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If you want you can send me the file and I will make it a DXF file for you if that helps any...
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