Use this region to specify how named Layers in the AutoCAD file are mapped to Altium Designer Layers, and if donut shapes (arc circles) are converted to Pads. Layer Mappings and Donut To Pad Conversion table
Select – Use the cursor to graphically set the import zero point on the PCB layout. X and Y – Map the zero point from the imported AutoCAD drawing to the specified X/Y point on the target PCB layout. Source DXF/DWG files that have been created with the units set to mm are more likely to scale at a 1:1 ratio when imported. The associated Size text shows the projected, scaled size of the imported graphics, in both Imperial and Metric units. You can also enter a custom scale setting – the units setting will change to other. 1 AutoCAD unit = – The indicated scaling dimension will dynamically change according to the selected units option. Result in a obvious scaling error when the file is imported. If possible, choose the Unit option that matches the units used in the source data file as specified when the source file was originally generated. The Units scaling is used when importing data from the DXF/DWG file. The default line width that will be applied when a line object in the source AutoCAD file does not include width data. Note that Paper space data might not be included in the DXF/DWG file, resulting in no drawing data being imported when this option is selected. In the source file, the Paper space dimensional information is scaled to suit a specified Paper – Select to set the drawing source graphic, and its dimensional information, to be extracted from the file's Paper space data. This is the recommended setting for a reliable The dimensional data is at true scaling (1:1). Model – Select to set the drawing source graphic, and its dimensional information, to be extracted from the file's Model space data. The saved DXF/DWG file can include the Model space data or data from both the Model and Paper spaces. Paper space in preparation for page printing. In AutoCAD, the drawing source is in the limitless 3D Model space, and can also be resized into the 2D The AutoCAD DXF/DWG format allows for the inclusion of two Drawing environments – the Model space and Paper space. Import as primitives – The Importer will parse all AutoCAD object data, including objects within Blocks, as primitive/base objects (lines/tracks, arcs, etc). Import as components – The Importer will attempt to parse AutoCAD Blocks (grouped collections of primitive objects) as compound objects and place them on the document as PCB components. Browse and select the desired AutoCAD file in the Import File dialog, then click Open. When the PCB editor is active, the dialog is accessed by clicking File » Import » DXF/DWG. In addition to the daily activities of the support center, he helps write for the National Support Center blog, and has written online classes for the IMAGINiT training on demand site.Up to and including AutoCAD 2013 files are supported. 
Manufacturing Solution Center Team LeadJeff is responsible for manufacturing Technical Support for both internal staff and customers. You should now see the Viewport Lock/Unlock option in the Viewport right click contextual menu.
In the location you would like the Menu to appear.Drag and drop this menu into the “Context menu for edit mode” area.On the right highlight and hold down on “Display Locked” under “Viewport Object Menu”.Find “Viewport Object Menu” and expand this section.Select ACAD.cuix from the c:\Users\\App Data (This is a Hidden folder)\Roaming\Autodesk\C3D (2022 or 2021 depending on the version you are working with)\enu\Support\.On the right Menu area select the “Open” button at the top.Have the Main menu “C3D.cuix” selected at the top of the left menu area (This is normally there by default).Select the “Transfer” tab at the top of the Dialog.
Type “CUI” in the command line and select the Key.Option 2 Add the menu using the ACAD.cuix Use the lock/unlock features on the Properties Dialog.When you select a Viewport and right click in Civil 3D 20 you no longer have the option to lock or unlock the Viewport.
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