Altair personal slc statistical visualizations of altair dxf file and render as pdf
Too long to post here, see github
github
https://github.com/rogerjdeangelis/utl-altair-personal-slc-staistical-visualizations-of-altair-dxf-file-and-render-as-pdf
pdf output
https://github.com/rogerjdeangelis/utl-altair-personal-slc-staistical-visualizations-of-altair-dxf-file-and-render-as-pdf/blob/main/chart.pdf
community.altair
https://community.altair.com/discussion/64526/importing-dxf-in-flux-2d?tab=all#latest
Note: Free alternatives for operating on dxf files
1 PYTHON (Altair Package)
Mark types such as mark_point(), mark_bar(), and others for different visualization shapes
Encoding functions to map data fields to visual properties such as x, y, color, shape, and size
Aggregation functions including count, min, max, average, median, and stdev
Data transformations like sorting, filtering, and creating derived fields with calculation formulas
Exporting visualizations as PNG, SVG, HTML, and JSON formats
Integration with common Python dashboarding packages, enabling parameter readout and interactivity
2 Libre CAD
A free, open source 2D CAD application. It supports viewing, editing, measuring,
and printing DXF files. Available on Windows, Linux, and Mac. It is well-suited for 2D drafting
3 QCAD (BEST?)
Another open source 2D CAD tool designed for creating and viewing technical
drawings including DXF files. It supports layers, blocks, and scripting in JavaScript.
Cross-platform support is available.?
4 FreeCAD
More advanced than LibreCAD and QCAD, it is a parametric 3D CAD modeler
that supports DXF among many file formats. It is suitable for 3D modeling and parametric
design with Python extensibility.?
5 BabaCAD
Java supports editing and 3D extensions
6 Autodesk DWG
free from Autodesk, reliable for DXF/DWG viewing and conversion
