Feature Roadmap Request – DXF to DWG Conversion and DWG Writing Support

Aspose.CAD Product Family
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Hello Aspose Team,

We are evaluating Aspose.CAD and would like to ask about your roadmap regarding DWG support.

Specifically, we would like to know:

  1. Are you planning to support DXF to DWG conversion in a future release?
  2. Are you planning to support saving/writing directly to the DWG format (not only reading DWG files)?

If these features are already on your roadmap, could you please share their current status or an estimated timeline?

These capabilities are important for our product, and we would appreciate any information you can provide.

Thank you!

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@Lior1,
Hello,

Thank you for your interest in Aspose.CAD. At the moment the library provides full support for reading DWG files and converting them to other formats, but it does not include writing or saving to DWG, nor a DXF‑to‑DWG conversion feature.

Regarding the roadmap for these capabilities, we don’t have a public timeline that we can share. I can forward your request to the product team for further investigation and let you know if there are any updates.

If you have any specific scenarios or sample files that illustrate how you would like to use DXF‑to‑DWG conversion or DWG writing in your application, please feel free to share them. That information helps us better understand the requirements and prioritize future work.

We appreciate your feedback and will keep you posted on any developments.

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@Lior1,
Hi,

there is DXF to DWG conversion, please try if this is helpful:

using (CadImage cadImage = (CadImage)Aspose.CAD.Image.Load("in.dxf"))
{
    DwgOptions dwgOptions = new DwgOptions();
    cadImage.Save("out.dwg", dwgOptions);
}

In this case the output is composed from polylines only. We have created CADNET-10462 task to support export preserving DXF/DWG entities.

Writing of DWG is available from scratch as well as editing DWG file, e.g.:

using (CadImage cadImage = (CadImage)Aspose.CAD.Image.Load("in.dwg"))
{
	// file modification
	
    cadImage.Save("out.dwg");
}

Please note that we best support DWG 2018 writing (default choice).