Try the Another DXF Importer plugin to see if that makes a difference - sometimes it works better than the native dwg importer, sometimes worse.Maybe explode blocks and bind all xrefs before importing to QGIS. If so, may need to do something to the original dwg to get them all into the right place. Try going into the attribute table for your I-LAB-FURN lines and right click on a row and zoom to feature - see if it's ended up somewhere else.Go to your QGIS Project Properties and change the background colour of your project to grey or black to see if anything shows up - the missing lines might be white in colour.Free CAD and BIM blocks library - content for AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT, Revit. Here are some general troubleshooting ideas: You can now invite others to collaborate on your content. Sometimes the coordinates will end up all over the place because of xrefs and so on.
Sometimes when a block is imported that way it retains the original colour feature (so you may have some white coloured lines).
Sometimes features that appear to be in a specific layer in CAD will end up on another layer because the block itself is on that other layer.
Click OK to close the dialog and apply your change.A lot depends on how the original dwg was set up. In the Properties palette, under Block, select the Allow Exploding option. I think it might be possible but it would help if we could obtain a sample block. ReMark Trusted Member 46k AutoCAD 2018 Posted JanuThank you for the clarification. In the Block Editor, make sure nothing is selected. If a block contains a polyline or a nested block exploding the block exposes the polyline or nested block object which must then be exploded to expose its individual objects. Can you explode it down to it's lowest form (lines) and then make a block Don't know what would make a block not scaleable like this. To change the setting for an existing block so that it can be exploded: Open the block in the Block Editor. Specify both the Height Factor and Width Factor as 1.0 in the Size section. If this option is not selected when a block is created, instances of this block cannot be exploded. On the General panel of the CAD Block Specification dialog:. Using the Select Objects tool click on the CAD block to select it, then click the Open Object edit button. To edit the objects that make up a CAD block, it must first be unblocked, however, if the CAD block has been stretched so that it no longer has the same aspect ratio, it cannot be unblocked. "Cannot explode block when x and y scaling are different."ĬAD blocks are a collection of lines, polylines and other CAD objects that have been grouped together to form a single object that can be easily placed, selected, and moved without affecting the appearance of the drawing. When I click the Explode CAD Block edit button, I receive the following error: The information in this article applies to:
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