Do you have the program that created them? Will it allow you to export as DXF?
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Hi,
Does anyone knows how to import lwo extension objects into autocad?
Thanks,
mafc
Do you have the program that created them? Will it allow you to export as DXF?
Actually, I think .lwo extensions a Bryce (not sure though). I don't have Bryce, but I have some nice .lwo blocks that I downloaded from the web. Thus I cannot open them in acad and there is no way we can afford to get Bryce. It's a nice software but out of our range right now. We're going to stick with acad a while longer.
mafc
The originator of the .lwo file format is Lightwave, a 3D modeling/rendering/animation application. Other applications, i.e., Bryce, may save as a .lwo file as well.
Perhaps here or at lightwave forum someone would be kind enough to convert it to a dxf.
Thanks guys...
Indeed, it's a lightwave .lwo file. I'd be happy to converti it for you. You also can look for a software (Shareware?) called polytrans.
I have had limited success in exporting to autocad-readable .dxf files, however..
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I believe Blender can open a .lwo file and export a .dxf/.3ds
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