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Can you find anything wrong with this lip routine? ;WELD1.LSP ;Program to draw leaders and insert weld symbols (Defun C:WELD1 (/ scale asz p1 p2 blipsav orthosav layersav) (setvar "cmdecho" 0) (setvar "attdia" 0) (setvar "blipmode" 0) (setq orthosav (getvar "orthomode")) (setvar...

Try saving it as an "Acis(sat)" file, then import the models into Autocad. Maybe this way none of the features of the model will be loss.

In Autocad, have you tried moving the image to the 0,0 cordinates?

In Autocad use the "ucs" command to create a new orgin on the image.

Do a google search on AutoCad express tools, you should find a site where you can download the express tools.

If you have the express tools install use the "laydel" command.

If you have the express tools, check out the layer options. For example you can use the layer merge to merge your layers into a selected layer. You can also use the layer delete to delete layers you do not use.

This probably won't work, but have you tried loading the .mnu from the full version of AutoCAD to 2005 LT? I too have been very interested to find out if there is a way to do this.

Instead of using "solprof" to create the top and the other two views, use "solview", and "soldraw instead. Then you should be able to change the layer linetypes.

Try typing "redrawall" on the command line.

Just make sure to save the Autocad file to an older, previous version.

One way to edit Autocad created solids in Solidworks, is to use the Surface toolbar.

Was the part originally drawn in Solidworks, or some other Mcad package?

Try converting the part to either the ASCII format, or the STL format then check the measurements on the part.

Is there any other file formats mastercam can read, besides dxf.

How many layers, are in the drawing file?

Try doing a google search on a program call "Parallel Graphics".

Copy the lisp routine in IFRS post. Then paste the lisp routine to notepad, and save it as "PTT.lsp". Then in the current drawing in AutoCad type "appload" on the command prompt and go to the location where the file is stored and load it to the current drawing. Then type PTT on the command line...

Do you need to know how to load the lisp routine, in IFRs post?

You can go into the ordinate dimension command enter "text" and enter in the x,y values yourself. This is probaly not what you are looking for, but it is the only workaround I can find at the moment.