[Q] About v.in.dxf

[jan.bogaert]

Hello Sung-Won Choi,

I had some problems with importing dxf-files too.

Recently I found a very easy way to do it. I import the files in a
graphical program (Applix Graphix, you can compare it with any drawing
program that is available like in windows) that accepts dxf-files.
Afterwards I exported the file as a sunrast-file. Using then r.in.sunrast
the file can easily be imported in GRASS.

You can also import them by v.in.dxf and then change/make attribute
files, but this seemed very complicated for me so I chosed the easy
(practical way).

I hope this helps.

#jan

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On Wed, 12 Nov 1997, Sung-Won Choi wrote:

> Hi!
> I have a dxf map in AutoCad...
> And I'd like to import this map to Grass 4.1
> But I don't know.
> 
> I need a vector file and a attribute file of that.
> 
> When I used a v.in.dxf, Vector file was imported but Attribute file wasn't.
> 
> Please Help me!
> 
> Thank you.
>