Infr. Map Server
- 360 Publisher
- Alias
- AutoCAD
- AutoCAD Civil 3D
- AutoCAD Electrical
- AutoCAD for Mac
- AutoCAD LT for Mac
- AutoCAD Map 3D
- BIM 360 Glue
- Building Design Suite
- Constructware
- Creative Finishing
- Design Review
- Factory Design Suite
- Flame Premium
- Green Building Studio
- Infr. Map Server
- Infrastructure Modeler
- Installation Help
- Inventor
- Inventor ETO
- Inventor Fusion
- Inventor Fusion Technology for Mac
- Inventor LT
- Inventor Publisher
- Navisworks
- Navisworks Freedom
- PLM 360
- Product Design Suite
- Project Galileo
- Project Photofly
- Project Simulus
- Revit
- Revit LT
- Robot Structural Analysis Professional
- Sim 360 Pro and Sim 360 Moldflow
- Simulation 360
- Simulation CFD
- Simulation DFM
- Simulation Job Manager
- Simulation Mechanical
- Simulation Moldflow
- Simulation Moldflow Adviser
- Simulation Moldflow Communicator
- Simulation Moldflow Insight
- Simulation Moldflow Insight 360
- Smoke
- Vasari
- Vault
How to add your knowledge
Table of contents
A DWF file is an electronic plot of a source file. It reproduces the appearance of the original drawing, including any stylization or theming. You can use a DWF to add a layer from styles, themes, or layouts which have been created in AutoCAD Map 3D or any other program that can write DWF files. This pre-styled data is loaded as a drawing source in Autodesk Infrastructure Studio. The following illustration shows the data sources in a typical DWF file:
Elements of DWF files (rollover)
A DWF file has two elements that you can select when you create a layer from the DWF drawing source in Autodesk Infrastructure Studio:
- Sheets—Different plot sheets containing views or layouts of the original data. You can select these in the .
- Layers—The layers from the original drawing, if the DWF was published from a DWG file. If layers were enabled when the DWF was published, you can turn layers on and off in the .