>Sounds a long-shot though ;-)
If you need a starting point on how to provide dxf2svg as a service, maybe
this [1] helps.
This is a simple NodeJS/Restify implementation in order to provide the
"Apache Royale Compiler" as-a-service. The Readme [2] explains how it works.
Notice that the code is
The "runtime" requirement sounds a bit strange (not knowing anything about
your app), since it would involve something generating/updating a DXF in
realtime while your app needs to access it (otherwise, you could perform
your conversion.
If you do need that realtime, I would go for server side
Maybe I should add some more words to my last post:
If you don't find an "AS3 DXF converter implementation" out there I guess
you have at least those options:
- Grab one of those libs out there, put it on a server and deliver it
as-a-service
- Grab one of those libs out there, install/deploy it
Hi Javier,
Thanks for your reply.
I guess SVG is a good format to convert for using it in the application. The
main problem is that I need to make this conversion at runtime. That is why
I think I would need some external library that helps me out doing it.
I have also thought about getting
There are plenty of DXF->SVG conversion tools: https://www.dxfconverter.org/
Surely you won't have much trouble rendering the SVG in your app and retain
full vector resolution if you need to, but it could be slow to render. You
might also want consider rendering the DXF as a bitmap at your top
Hi,
I need to show a DXF file in an Adobe AIR application. What I have seen is
that I will probably have to convert it to a suitable file type such as FXG
for Flex. I wonder if there is any library or something to make this
conversion.
It would be fine any other ideas instead of libraries for
