Daniel Carvajal

Read the README.md file to the end. I do not know of any free DXF reader capable of making sense of the data stored in the 3DSolid, and probably never...

Alternatively, if you use AutoCad, you can convert your 3D Solid into a Mesh and import that.

In the official DXF documentation there is no code for the layer description, but after checking if that value was really stored in the DXF, I found that it really...

```c# DxfDocument doc = DxfDocument.Load("Drawing1.dxf"); Layer layer = doc.Layers["Layer1"]; // Get the extended data information, // how and where the layer description is stored is undocumented, proceed with care //...

What your file contains is not a Polyline2D neither a Polyline3D but a Polygon Mesh. They are not implemented and since I forgot to filter them out, they default to...

I am aware of this. It is still a work in progress, with at least the net standard, net core versions, the encoding code pages need special attention. So use...

It should work now once again.

No, and it is a little more complex that just the version. If your file is a valid DXF, I guess you are dealing with a pre-2000 version.

You will need to convert your file to an AutoCad 2000 version or newer. The file you posted only contains polylines that you can easily convert them with QCad or...

The list of supported entities is in the README.md, there are no entities with such names. A "shaded entity" is just a graphical representation, technically all entities could be shaded....