Hi Marcos and Marco,
please find attached the dxf that I did from scratch using 4 arcs in
LibreCAD
I copied manually the path from palta2.dxf, then exported in dxf R12
The result is fine in kicad and I get a closed path also for Edge cuts.
in kicad there are 4 arcs
(gr_arc (start 178.564202 123.937945) (end 153.273203 83.107373)
(angle -26.04011298) (layer Edge.Cuts) (width 0.1))
(gr_arc (start 156.68577 88.642784) (end 162.837792 90.749678)
(angle -140.5586133) (layer Edge.Cuts) (width 0.1))
(gr_arc (start 196.246745 102.229265) (end 162.837792 90.749678)
(angle -22.2858684) (layer Edge.Cuts) (width 0.1))
(gr_arc (start 148.500893 105.004408) (end 137.915937 98.354967)
(angle -215.4739741) (layer Edge.Cuts) (width 0.1))
If you search inside palta2.dxf you find POLYLINE that are not
supported by kicad
attached a comparison of dxf files
I suspect that the problem is when exporting dxf from FreeCAD...
I had some trouble with a different board path exported from FreeCAD...
In FreeCAD you cannot select which version of dxf you want to use, if
I remember correctly...
Maurice
On 09/09/2015 07.43, Marco Hess wrote:
Definitely a problem with the DXF importer I would say as the resulting
data in the PCB file are just straight line segments:
(gr_line (start 42.68541 28.017695) (end 52.25 35.66) (layer
Edge.Cuts) (width 0.1))
(gr_line (start 27.328145 43.265288) (end 42.68541 28.017695) (layer
Edge.Cuts) (width 0.1))
(gr_line (start 50.392159 49.187096) (end 27.328145 43.265288) (layer
Edge.Cuts) (width 0.1))
(gr_line (start 52.25 35.66) (end 50.392159 49.187096) (layer
Edge.Cuts) (width 0.1))
Marco
On 09-Sep-15 14:58, Marco Hess wrote:
Hi Marcos,
Apologies, but I did not see your original email where you said you
tried the R12 format alreayd.
I tried it as well and and it indeed seems to do something strange
with just connecting the end points of the circles or something.
Regards,
Marco
On 09-Sep-15 14:29, Marco Hess wrote:
KiCad DXF import for those kind of segments don't work very well. You
need to re-export the DXF in a DXF R12 format.
You can do that easily by opening the DXF in LibreCAD and then
reexporting in R12 format.
See http://docs.kicad-pcb.org/Pcbnew/Pcbnew.html#_creating_a_board
Section 6.1.2 and 6.1.3.
Cheers,
Marco
On 09-Sep-15 14:24, Marcos Chaparro wrote:
Seems that is kind of Berzier Curve, not few arcs. Probably
that shape needs to
split to single arcs before import.
Um, I don't know if its converted to a bezier curve, but I'm sure I
made it from 4 arcs, see attached.
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