Having said that, do you think there is anything in the wind at Autodesk to update the DXF exporter engine so that it's exports in a file format that is less than 23 years out of date? This is the conclusion I've also come to. Hi guess is they dropped support for older dxf versions. On a side note, if someone from Autodesk is reading this post, the option to choose line thickness and color when using the save as DXF option on a sketch would be a create feature. I also don't know if this temp DXF file is going to be any better in regards to importing into Illustrator. I am aware of the CAM option with the DXF output, but the process of getting a DXF from this compared to right clicking on a sketch and choosing "Save as DXF" is a lot more complicated. Has anyone else come across this problem and do they have any fixes. I know this is a problem that has came about because of a new version of Adobe Illustrator has been released, but I was wondering if is it a DXF version problem or something like that? The problem is the new version of Adobe illustrator (2021) will not recognize sketches that have been saved as DXF from Fusion. Then change thickness of lines to 0.1 and color of line RGB red. Preferring to do our design work in Fusion 360, we have developed a work flow of doing the design in Fusion, Creating a sketch on the top surface of the object you want to cut, save that sketch as a DXF (by right clicking on the sketch), Go to Adobe Illustrator, use File:->Place, tick show import options, make sure 1 unit equals 1mm, place image. To use our Laser Cutter we need to print very thin lines of a specific color (ie RGB Red) from illustrator to our ULS laser software.
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