.DWFX

📌 Typically, the .DWFX format technology serves for coverage and embracement of 3D or 2D drawings generated and built with Autodesk CAD program suites. Basically, the .DWFX sample data is stored within DWFx tech layout, which is nearly analogous to a .DWF extension hierarchy, but is flexibly formatted with the introduction of Microsoft’s XML Paper Specification (XPS) product platform. Therefore, .DWFX file resources may also include 3D metadata, object properties and settings, and design data. As the practice reveals, most of the major .DWFX file entities can be reviewed, opened, and visualized with Autodesk AutoCAD 2009 or Design Review distributive sets. They can also be fluently extracted, reprojected, and opened up with Microsoft’s XPS Viewer, integrated into the initial, default Windows Vista installer set.

How to open an .DWFX file?

📌 At most, the aforementioned format pattern is perfectly recognized and comprehended, and opened by Autodesk AutoCAD, Microsoft XPS Viewer, Okino Computer Graphics PolyTrans, Autodesk Design Review, or Autodesk Navisworks Freedom toolkit, primarily focused on creation of CAD file drawings and sketches of technical details and schemas.