Let’s be real: You’ve just spent an hour tracing a site boundary in Google Earth, or maybe you received a perfect KML file from a client showing exactly where the new utility line should go. Then comes the dreaded moment: "Now, how do I get this into my AutoCAD drawing without losing my mind?"
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4.5/5 – minus half a star because Autodesk still doesn’t make this a one-click wonder) how to import kml file to autocad
I’ve been there. You try to drag-and-drop. Nothing. You try "OPEN." It laughs at you. You Google frantically and find forum posts from 2009 suggesting you manually type in coordinates (please, no). Let’s be real: You’ve just spent an hour