Hello, When I import an already georeferenced AutoCAD drawing into ArcGIS Pro, it does not land on the correct location.  I have used the following different ways to georeference my drawing in AutoCAD: 1. On AutoCAD 2018 there is a Geolocation tool in where I choose the geographic coordinate system and then start to draw. In ArcGIS I add the drawing and define the projection with the CAD Layer Tools Georeference tool to make sure its coordinate system is the same as the one I choose in AutoCAD but the drawing falls in another location way far. (To Set Geographic Location from a Map | AutoCAD 2018 | Autodesk Knowledge Network ) 2. I also tried using these directions in AutoCAD using the Arcgis for AutoCAD extension and then added the drawing in ArcGIS and it did not work either Dropbox - Tutorial Manual.pdf  I know how to manually scale and move the drawing to its correct location once it has been added into ArcGIS Pro using control points but I need the drawing to fall where I need it without me having to do it manually. I keep on reading about world files but I don't understand if I still need one even if the drawing has been georeferenced in AutoCAD using the tools they provide. If I need a world file how do I create one?  I don't understand what I am doing wrong since both AutoCAD and GIS have the same coordinate system. I would really appreciate some help. Thank you, #arcgis for autocad‌ #coordinate system projection‌ #autocad 2018‌ ... View more

I have prepared a dwg file with pre-defined layers. Then I use the "Export to CAD" tool to convert a shapefile to DWG Some linetypes in pre-defined layers in output dwf become continuous lines. Anyone has ideas?   ... View more

I'm having trouble uploading CAD file on ArgGIS Pro. On contents, the file is divided by features into point, annotation, polyline, multipatch, and polygon. How can I re-arrange these separate layers into layers by data description? Looking forwards helpful guide... Thank yoU! ... View more

I want to automate the process of exporting PLS CAD designs files into ESRI usable format. Does anyone have any experience in this area? I can export individual reports to get what I need in excel and then put them together and import the X,Y. I can also export it as a XML file, but as of yet cannot figure out how to import it into a geodatabase, so I don't know if that would work. Does anyone have any other ideas that would help? I have a few hundred files to do this with and want to automate the process for the future. ... View more