Importar y guardar pdf en dxf

Hi Bárbara,

what does Autocad say when you try to open the file?

Can you upload the three files somewhere? (pdf, inkscape svg, dxf)

(you can answer in Spanish)

Regards,
 Maren

No me dice nada el autocad cuando lo abro,
Dime tu por donde quieres que lo suba y a que correo o enlace lo envio

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4WQlx3zi2XjeXRsSmgtYmNVS1k/view?usp=sharing

Hola, aqui te dejo un procedimiento el cual quizas te pueda ayudar.
http://www.atareao.es/ubuntu/de-pdf-a-dxf-con-inkscape/
Saludos.

No entiendo lo que me indicas. Yo tengo autocad con licencia y hago el procedimiento y no me sale. ¿Que tengo que descargarme el libre cad y con eso tal vez me funcione?

He probado un pdf que me habian enviado y tal como te explico antes no me sale, ahora ese mismo plano que me lo han mandado en autad he hecho el pdf y he vuelto a hacer pdf y entonces si que me ha salido con ese pdf. Hay alguna manera que si el pdf no te sale bien puedas hacer algo para que puedas hacer un dwg sabiendo que no es por el Inkscape?

Hi Bárbara,

I cannot access your files on googledrive - it asks me to login to google :(

If it is not possible to make them public at google, try the next suggestion:

If the pdf is < 10 Mb, you can make an account at https://inkscape.org.
Then upload the pdf into your "Inkspace" (make a new Inkspace (= gallery), and then upload the file there).

If this doesn't work:
- Make sure the pdf contains vector data, after you have imported it into Inkscape (ungroup, and click on objects to see if they are vector or raster)
- Make sure there are no extra layers

If the dxf file still seems to be empty (this is how I understand what you say), please make this a bug report.

Add info about
- your Inkscape version,
- your operating system,
- which Inkscape file you used to install Inkscape (provide a link)
- your workflow (what did you do to get this result?)

Then attach the files to the bug report.

Regards,
 Maren

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4WQlx3zi2XjeXRsSmgtYmNVS1k/view

Prueba a ver si ahora con este enlace lo puede ver.
He probado lo de desagrupar y me sale como los números que hay en el plano como individuales cada número y el resto del plano como una sola entidad.

Okay, thanks for the public link.

I'm sorry, Bárbara, but the image (la sola entidad) is not in a vector format - as you may have found out by now. It's an embedded raster/bitmap image.

You need to trace it (Trace bitmap, vectorize) first to be able to use it in a dxf for autocad. :-(

Kind regards,
 Maren

Hola, he probado de ir a Objeto- mapa de bits y no me hace nada.

Do you mean you do not get a dialog?

You must select the picture, then go to Object -> Trace bitmap. Then a dialog opens, which will allow to automatically trace the picture. If you do not get a dialog, please look at the right of the right scrollbar, if there is a new icon. Click on it.

But I do not recommend that you use the autotrace function for this. It will give you a result that you will have to edit very much for this specific picture (architecture). (in the manual: http://tavmjong.free.fr/INKSCAPE/MANUAL/html/Trace.html )

Tracing manually will give you a better result.
Put the picture onto its own layer. Then make another layer on top of the picture. Then draw along the lines manually. This will give you a far better result than the autotrace function in your case.

Regards,
 Maren

Hola,

Si lo hago con un PDF no hace ninguna acción, si paso el dibujo a jpg sí pero queda muy mal

¿Puede usted probar con el plano a ver si le pasa lo mismo?

Hola, lo he podido hacer pero porque he hecho una copia de mapa de bits y me ha dejado vectorizar. Cúal es la mejor opción para que te quede lo mejor posible cuando es un plano arquitectónico. Corte de luminosidad?detección de bordes? y que número iría bien poner? En optimizar trayectos (tolerancia) pondo 0,001?

Hi Bárbara,

as I said before, for this kind of drawing, it will be best if you trace the plan manually - the autotrace function does not create lines, but only filled shapes. So every line on the plan will be a rectangle, instead of a line.

Also, the lines will be fused together, and not separate objects. I don't think that is the kind of result you can use...

Autotrace is great for logos, or simple drawings, but I would not suggest to use it for an architectural plan.

So:
Put the picture onto its own layer. Then make another layer on top of the picture. Then draw along the lines manually. Check the different settings of the Bezier tool, to draw straight / horizontal / vertical lines.
This will give you a far better result than the autotrace function in your case.

Kind regards,
 Maren