The import option is not on by default in Blender so EDIT> Preferences search for FBX and check the box. On the Blender side I just leave all the settings at default. Set the Render Mode to Final Quality Renderworks or all your curves will have that low poly look like you see Shaded/Open GL. Uncheck all the "Include" options except for Geometry. I use the "Selected objects" option to prevent a bunch of other junk showing up in Blender. However, there is one reliable method using FBX. Either I get a million errors or just an empty appears. I've never been able to get the DXF importer to work. No need to do any converting. There are a lot of things that "should" work out of VW and into Blender but don't. I've never tried to import a whole VW scene, but I frequently export out individual hard surface meshes from VW to Blender pretty easily. The NURBS still consist of six surfaces, and are fully operational as solids from start.
When put together (mid) you get the typical flickering colors generated by two surfaces on top of one another having different colors. Six original panels. Left NURBS, right mesh. OK, it doesn't always work, because TouchCAD can generate shapes that can't be replicated in VW, but I think such a tool would be useful anyway despite being flawed here and there. Admittedly, what comes out of TouchCAD is very well defined and therefore well suited for this type of conversion. The programmers just have to sit down and do it. In reality, I usually use a mixture of NURBS and meshes. I use it all the time and it works well for me despite its limitations. If I can do it using (Vector)Script from the outside, then surely, it should be possible to do it from inside as well. When I export my meshes into NURBS objects when exporting from TouchCAD I get real NURBS surfaces that matches the mesh shape very closely. Yes, you can covert meshes into generic solids, but they maintain the mesh grid underneath.
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