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When importing Point features It is very interesting to use complex CAD objects (such as Block references in AutoCAD) which can include variable text information (such as Attributes in AutoCAD).3D features in the Shapefiles must be converted to 3D CAD objects (Points, Polylines, etc.) or to pseudo-3D CAD objects considering the elevation and the thickness of the objects.When converting SHP to CAD files the following considerations have to be taken into account: Shapes (points/lines/polygons) together with data attributes can infinitely create many representations about geographic data Shapefile to CAD

Therefore, a table of records will store properties/attributes for each primitive shape in the Shapefile.

They are of limited use without any attributes to specify what they represent. Shapefiles (SHP) are simple because they store the primitive geometric data types of points, lines, and polygons. Many AutoCAD users who handle geospatial information need to work with Esri Shapefiles (SHP), by downloading these files from the web or by collaborating with others GIS users, and their basic need is to import these kinds of files into AutoCAD by transforming the Shapefiles features into AutoCAD objectsĪ Shapefile (SHP) is a digital vector storage format for storing geometric location and associated attribute information.