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Choose between AutoCAD Points or Block References to represent point features or polygon centroids when importing. Use field values to assign block names dynamically and map data to block attributes. Define scale and rotation based on attribute fields. Fill polygons with hatch patterns and transparencies, and optionally generate centroids for area features.
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Choose between AutoCAD Points or Block References when importing point features or polygon feature centroids. When using Blocks, you can select a field to choose the Block References names to insert and "map" fields from the incoming data to Attributes included inside the Block definitions.
Also use fields from the incoming data to define Block insertion parameters, such as the scale and the rotation.
Fill polygon areas using AutoCAD Hatches and define the Hatches parameters, such as pattern, angle and scale. Apply transparencies to the Hatches.
Draw optional centroids when importing polygon features using AutoCAD Points or Block References.
Option to select "Polygons" (MPolygons) as the type of object to use when importing polygons (even on basic AutoCAD).
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