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I want to know how to import points from QGIS into AutoCAD. My points have certain coordinates for X and Y and when importing them into AutoCAD they should have the same coordinates as in QGIS.

Is there any easy and fast way to do this?

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You can just "save As" your point layer to a DXF file from QGIS by right click on the layer. Be sure the CRS is right. After that, you can import this DXF file to AutoCAD.

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you also can use the OSgeo4W Shell:

  • Navigate to your folder where your shapefile is located

  • use this comand:

    ogr2ogr -f DXF output.dxf input.shp

  • ignore the warnings you will get

  • you can also add a height field with the zfield argument like this:

    ogr2ogr -f DXF output.dxf input.shp -zfield hight

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