It is quite likely that the problem with the Funtime program is caused by a change made in Dec 2008. This was a switch from the use of a LINE entity to a LWPOLYLINE entity when drawing lines. This was done in SVN rev 20394, in response to a user request at Bug 192923 comments 56 - 66. What was requested was multiply-connected polylines which will not break apart when edited. It would not be correct to revert this change: however, if this was the cause of the problem with Funtime, then I can put in a switch to allow either style of output.
Attached is a dxf file using only LINE elements and not LWPOLYLINE. If someone can confirm that this is readable by Funtime, then I will start working on a fix to accommodate both styles.
(off topic, I have deleted some of the redundant images in this file to try to make a single trace.)
It is quite likely that the problem with the Funtime program is caused by a change made in Dec 2008. This was a switch from the use of a LINE entity to a LWPOLYLINE entity when drawing lines. This was done in SVN rev 20394, in response to a user request at Bug 192923 comments 56 - 66. What was requested was multiply-connected polylines which will not break apart when edited. It would not be correct to revert this change: however, if this was the cause of the problem with Funtime, then I can put in a switch to allow either style of output.
Attached is a dxf file using only LINE elements and not LWPOLYLINE. If someone can confirm that this is readable by Funtime, then I will start working on a fix to accommodate both styles.
(off topic, I have deleted some of the redundant images in this file to try to make a single trace.)