PYTHA - Simplifying a DXF

PYTHA - Simplifying a DXF

When importing a DXF into PYTHA, excessive point data can sometimes cause processing issues, requiring the file to be simplified before certain functions can run properly.

Follow the steps outlined below to complete this process.
  1. Go to Face Tools > Copy
  2. Copy the face of the DXF
  3. Go to Curves > Special > Curving Board
  4. Click the Face Part 
  5. Click on 3D Data > 16 points/segment
  6. Reduce the segment points to 6
  7. Go to Parts > Variable > Profile
  8. Profile to the Face part to the required thickness
  9. Replace the DXF with the new Profile Part
For further assistance with this, please contact Support

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