DWG
A binary file format used for storing design data, native to CAD applications like AutoCAD.
DWG is a file format used for storing 2D and 3D design data, widely used in CAD applications like AutoCAD for exchanging detailed drawings and models.
Used in a sentence
The DWG files contain the detailed plans and specifications for the project, compatible with most CAD software.
Synonyms/variation
Drawing File
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