I'll try explaining a little better:
I create centerlines using 1-03-3, and then turn off all of the solids (I want to export the centerlines only, so I can use them in my engineering software). Attached is what is generated using this for a single basic "bent". The Blue lines are assisting geometry on the wall layout, which I have turned on here as well.
(A.PNG)
I then try "saving current view", using 1-01-5. I have tried checking some or all of the options, and it doesn't seem to matter.
(B.PNG)
If I open this position in D-CAD, only the "Blue Lines" from D-CAM show up (as the black horizontal line) which is the assisting geometry from the wall layout.
(C.PNG)
If I open up the layers (4-1), the "DNALines" layer defaults to being off. The assisting geometry from the wall layout (the "Blue Lines") are on the "default" layer, but, the assisting geometry is on the DNALines. (Note if I had hidden lines or the like in the view in D-CAM, from creating a section using 9-8, these also come in on their appropriate layer, but, are turned off).
(D.PNG)
If I turn on the "DNALines" layer, the lines show up in D-CAD. This isn't a big deal, to turn layers on and off...
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When I open the DXF file that was created, only the "Blue Lines" show up, just as when I originally opened it in D-CAD.
(F.PNG)
However, when I go to turn the layers on, there are not any additional layers (No "DNALines") to turn on.
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Images are in the attached "zip" file.
Hope this is enough you can follow?
Much obliged,
-Joe