When converting my DXF file to Gerber, I keep getting a message "An exception occurred while creating Polygon". How do I fix this?
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When converting my DXF file to Gerber, I keep getting a message "An exception occurred while creating Polygon". How do I fix this?
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Numerical Support Team posted over 16 years ago
Note: For an example to locate the multiple overlapping objects, use AutoCAD (or any CAD program); then load your dxf and select the area around one of your boundaries and then press command "List". In your example, there were three different objects to describe a single boundary: SOLID, LWPolyline, and Line (see below for output). This is very common problem when people create drawings and incorporate "SOLID Hatches" using AutoCAD.
LWPOLYLINE Layer: "0"
Space: Model space
Handle = 315
Open
Constant width 0.00000
area 2.91356
length 30.57446
at point X= 2.63522 Y= 30.60821 Z= 0.00000
at point X= 2.70022 Y= 30.60821 Z= 0.00000
at point X= 2.76772 Y= 29.64571 Z= 0.00000
at point X= 2.76772 Y= 16.35321 Z= 0.00000
at point X= 2.70022 Y= 15.39071 Z= 0.00000
at point X= 2.63522 Y= 15.39071 Z= 0.00000
at point X= 2.56772 Y= 16.35321 Z= 0.00000
at point X= 2.56772 Y= 29.64571 Z= 0.00000
at point X= 2.63522 Y= 30.60821 Z= 0.00000
LINE Layer: "0"
Space: Model space
Handle = 2ed
from point, X= 2.70022 Y= 30.60821 Z= 0.00000
to point, X= 2.76772 Y= 29.64571 Z= 0.00000
Length = 0.96486, Angle in XY Plane = 274
Delta X = 0.06750, Delta Y = -0.96250, Delta Z = 0.00000
HATCH Layer: "0"
Space: Model space
Handle = 316
Press ENTER to continue:
Hatch pattern SOLID
Associative
Origin X= 0.00000 Y= 0.00000 Z= 0.00000
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