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The skill’s purpose (convert DGN → Excel) matches its instructions, but it depends on an external Windows CLI (DgnExporter.exe) that is neither provided nor declared in metadata and has no known source — that mismatch is a security and trust risk.
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The skill claims to convert DGN files to Excel and the instructions call a CLI named 'DgnExporter.exe' via subprocess.run. However, the registry metadata declares no required binaries, no install spec, and there is no homepage or source for the executable. The runtime therefore relies on a third-party binary of unknown provenance (and appears Windows-centric) which is inconsistent with the declared requirements.
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SKILL.md stays within the conversion scope (read DGN, run converter, write .xlsx, parse results). It explicitly instructs using subprocess.run to invoke the CLI and requires filesystem access — both reasonable for this task. The instructions also assert 'No Bentley license required' but give no guidance on obtaining/validating DgnExporter.exe; that missing guidance increases risk because the agent (or operator) may run an untrusted executable.
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SKILL.md
---
name: "dgn-to-excel"
description: "Convert DGN files (v7-v8) to Excel databases. Extract elements, levels, and properties from infrastructure CAD files."
---
# DGN to Excel Conversion
## Business Case
### Problem Statement
DGN files are common in infrastructure and civil engineering:
- Transportation and highway design
- Bridge and tunnel projects
- Utility networks
- Rail infrastructure
Extracting structured data from DGN files for analysis and reporting can be challenging.
### Solution
Convert DGN files to structured Excel databases, supporting both v7 and v8 formats.
### Business Value
- **Infrastructure support** - Civil engineering focused
- **Legacy format support** - V7 and V8 DGN files
- **Data extraction** - Levels, cells, text, geometry
- **Batch processing** - Process multiple files
- **Structured output** - Excel format for analysis
## Technical Implementation
### CLI Syntax
```bash
DgnExporter.exe <input_dgn>
```
### Supported Versions
| Version | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| V7 DGN | Legacy MicroStation format (pre-V8) |
| V8 DGN | Modern MicroStation format |
| V8i DGN | MicroStation V8i format |
### Output Format
| Output | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| `.xlsx` | Excel database with all elements |
### Examples
```bash
# Basic conversion
DgnExporter.exe "C:ProjectsBridge.dgn"
# Batch processing
for /R "C:Infrastructure" %f in (*.dgn) do DgnExporter.exe "%f"
# PowerShell batch
Get-ChildItem "C:Projects*.dgn" -Recurse | ForEach-Object {
& "C:DDCDgnExporter.exe" $_.FullName
}
```
### Python Integration
```python
import subprocess
import pandas as pd
from pathlib import Path
from typing import List, Optional, Dict, Any
from dataclasses import dataclass
from enum import Enum
class DGNElementType(Enum):
"""DGN element types."""
CELL_HEADER = 2
LINE = 3
LINE_STRING = 4
SHAPE = 6
TEXT_NODE = 7
CURVE = 11
COMPLEX_CHAIN = 12
COMPLEX_SHAPE = 14
ELLIPSE = 15
ARC = 16
TEXT = 17
SURFACE = 18
SOLID = 19
BSPLINE_CURVE = 21
POINT_STRING = 22
DIMENSION = 33
SHARED_CELL = 35
@dataclass
class DGNElement:
"""Represents a DGN element."""
element_id: int
element_type: int
type_name: str
level: int
color: int
weight: int
style: int
# Geometry
range_low_x: Optional[float] = None
range_low_y: Optional[float] = None
range_low_z: Optional[float] = None
range_high_x: Optional[float] = None
range_high_y: Optional[float] = None
range_high_z: Optional[float] = None
# Cell/Text specific
cell_name: Optional[str] = None
text_content: Optional[str] = None
@dataclass
class DGNLevel:
"""Represents a DGN level."""
number: int
name: str
is_displayed: bool
is_frozen: bool
element_count: int
class DGNExporter:
"""DGN to Excel converter using DDC DgnExporter CLI."""
def __init__(self, exporter_path: str = "DgnExporter.exe"):
self.exporter = Path(exporter_path)
if not self.exporter.exists():
raise FileNotFoundError(f"DgnExporter not found: {exporter_path}")
def convert(self, dgn_file: str) -> Path:
"""Convert DGN file to Excel."""
dgn_path = Path(dgn_file)
if not dgn_path.exists():
raise FileNotFoundError(f"DGN file not found: {dgn_file}")
cmd = [str(self.exporter), str(dgn_path)]
result = subprocess.run(cmd, capture_output=True, text=True)
if result.returncode != 0:
raise RuntimeError(f"Export failed: {result.stderr}")
return dgn_path.with_suffix('.xlsx')
def batch_convert(self, folder: str,
include_subfolders: bool = True) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]:
"""Convert all DGN files in folder."""
folder_path = Path(folder)
pattern = "**/*.dgn" if include_subfolders else "*.dgn"
results = []
for dgn_file in folder_path.glob(pattern):
try:
output = self.convert(str(dgn_file))
results.append({
'input': str(dgn_file),
'output': str(output),
'status': 'success'
})
print(f"✓ Converted: {dgn_file.name}")
except Exception as e:
results.append({
'input': str(dgn_file),
'output': None,
'status': 'failed',
'error': str(e)
})
print(f"✗ Failed: {dgn_file.name} - {e}")
return results
def read_elements(self, xlsx_file: str) -> pd.DataFrame:
"""Read converted Excel as DataFrame."""
return pd.read_excel(xlsx_file, sheet_name="Elements")
def get_levels(self, xlsx_file: str) -> pd.DataFrame:
"""Get level summary."""
df = self.read_elements(xlsx_file)
if 'Level' not in df.columns:
raise ValueError("Level column not found")
summary = df.groupby('Level').agg({
'ElementId': 'count'
}).reset_index()
summary.columns = ['Level', 'Element_Count']
return summary.sort_values('Level')
def get_element_types(self, xlsx_file: str) -> pd.DataFrame:
"""Get element type statistics."""
df = self.read_elements(xlsx_file)
type_col = 'ElementType' if 'ElementType' in df.columns else 'Type'
if type_col not in df.columns:
return pd.DataFrame()
summary = df.groupby(type_col).agg({
'ElementId': 'count'
}).reset_index()
summary.columns = ['Element_Type', 'Count']
return summary.sort_values('Count', ascending=False)
def get_cells(self, xlsx_file: str) -> pd.DataFrame:
"""Get cell references (similar to blocks in DWG)."""
df = self.read_elements(xlsx_file)
# Filter to cell elements
cells = df[df['ElementType'].isin([2, 35])] # CELL_HEADER, SHARED_CELL
if cells.empty or 'CellName' not in cells.columns:
return pd.DataFrame(columns=['Cell_Name', 'Count'])
summary = cells.groupby('CellName').agg({
'ElementId': 'count'
}).reset_index()
summary.columns = ['Cell_Name', 'Count']
return summary.sort_values('Count', ascending=False)
def get_text_content(self, xlsx_file: str) -> pd.DataFrame:
"""Extract all text from DGN."""
df = self.read_elements(xlsx_file)
# Filter to text elements
text_types = [7, 17] # TEXT_NODE, TEXT
texts = df[df['ElementType'].isin(text_types)]
if 'TextContent' in texts.columns:
return texts[['ElementId', 'Level', 'TextContent']].copy()
return texts[['ElementId', 'Level']].copy()
def get_statistics(self, xlsx_file: str) -> Dict[str, Any]:
"""Get comprehensive DGN statistics."""
df = self.read_elements(xlsx_file)
stats = {
'total_elements': len(df),
'levels_used': df['Level'].nunique() if 'Level' in df.columns else 0,
'element_types': df['ElementType'].nunique() if 'ElementType' in df.columns else 0
}
# Calculate extents
for coord in ['X', 'Y', 'Z']:
low_col = f'RangeLow{coord}'
high_col = f'RangeHigh{coord}'
if low_col in df.columns and high_col in df.columns:
stats[f'min_{coord.lower()}'] = df[low_col].min()
stats[f'max_{coord.lower()}'] = df[high_col].max()
return stats
class DGNAnalyzer:
"""Advanced DGN analysis for infrastructure projects."""
def __init__(self, exporter: DGNExporter):
self.exporter = exporter
def analyze_infrastructure(self, dgn_file: str) -> Dict[str, Any]:
"""Analyze DGN for infrastructure elements."""
xlsx = self.exporter.convert(dgn_file)
df = self.exporter.read_elements(str(xlsx))
analysis = {
'file': dgn_file,
'statistics': self.exporter.get_statistics(str(xlsx)),
'levels': self.exporter.get_levels(str(xlsx)).to_dict('records'),
'element_types': self.exporter.get_element_types(str(xlsx)).to_dict('records'),
'cells': self.exporter.get_cells(str(xlsx)).to_dict('records')
}
# Identify infrastructure-specific elements
if 'ElementType' in df.columns:
# Lines and shapes (often roads, boundaries)
lines = df[df['ElementType'].isin([3, 4, 6, 14])].shape[0]
analysis['linear_elements'] = lines
# Complex elements (often structures)
complex_elements = df[df['ElementType'].isin([12, 14, 18, 19])].shape[0]
analysis['complex_elements'] = complex_elements
# Annotation elements
annotations = df[df['ElementType'].isin([7, 17, 33])].shape[0]
analysis['annotations'] = annotations
return analysis
def compare_revisions(self, dgn1: str, dgn2: str) -> Dict[str, Any]:
"""Compare two DGN revisions."""
xlsx1 = self.exporter.convert(dgn1)
xlsx2 = self.exporter.convert(dgn2)
df1 = self.exporter.read_elements(str(xlsx1))
df2 = self.exporter.read_elements(str(xlsx2))
levels1 = set(df1['Level'].unique()) if 'Level' in df1.columns else set()
levels2 = set(df2['Level'].unique()) if 'Level' in df2.columns else set()
return {
'revision1': dgn1,
'revision2': dgn2,
'element_count_diff': len(df2) - len(df1),
'levels_added': list(levels2 - levels1),
'levels_removed': list(levels1 - levels2),
'common_levels': len(levels1 & levels2)
}
def extract_coordinates(self, xlsx_file: str) -> pd.DataFrame:
"""Extract element coordinates for GIS integration."""
df = self.exporter.read_elements(xlsx_file)
coord_cols = ['ElementId', 'Level', 'ElementType']
for col in ['RangeLowX', 'RangeLowY', 'RangeLowZ',
'RangeHighX', 'RangeHighY', 'RangeHighZ',
'CenterX', 'CenterY', 'CenterZ']:
if col in df.columns:
coord_cols.append(col)
return df[coord_cols].copy()
class DGNLevelManager:
"""Manage DGN level structures."""
def __init__(self, exporter: DGNExporter):
self.exporter = exporter
def get_level_map(self, xlsx_file: str) -> Dict[int, str]:
"""Create level number to name mapping."""
df = self.exporter.read_elements(xlsx_file)
if 'Level' not in df.columns:
return {}
# MicroStation levels are typically numbered 1-63 (V7) or unlimited (V8)
level_map = {}
for level in df['Level'].unique():
level_map[int(level)] = f"Level_{level}"
return level_map
def filter_by_levels(self, xlsx_file: str,
levels: List[int]) -> pd.DataFrame:
"""Filter elements by level numbers."""
df = self.exporter.read_elements(xlsx_file)
return df[df['Level'].isin(levels)]
def get_level_usage_report(self, xlsx_file: str) -> pd.DataFrame:
"""Generate level usage report."""
df = self.exporter.read_elements(xlsx_file)
if 'Level' not in df.columns or 'ElementType' not in df.columns:
return pd.DataFrame()
# Cross-tabulate levels and element types
report = pd.crosstab(df['Level'], df['ElementType'], margins=True)
return report
# Convenience functions
def convert_dgn_to_excel(dgn_file: str,
exporter_path: str = "DgnExporter.exe") -> str:
"""Quick conversion of DGN to Excel."""
exporter = DGNExporter(exporter_path)
output = exporter.convert(dgn_file)
return str(output)
def analyze_dgn(dgn_file: str,
exporter_path: str = "DgnExporter.exe") -> Dict[str, Any]:
"""Analyze DGN file and return summary."""
exporter = DGNExporter(exporter_path)
analyzer = DGNAnalyzer(exporter)
return analyzer.analyze_infrastructure(dgn_file)
```
## Output Structure
### Excel Sheets
| Sheet | Content |
|-------|---------|
| Elements | All DGN elements with properties |
| Levels | Level definitions |
| Cells | Cell library |
### Element Columns
| Column | Type | Description |
|--------|------|-------------|
| ElementId | int | Unique element ID |
| ElementType | int | Type code (3=Line, 17=Text, etc.) |
| Level | int | Level number |
| Color | int | Color index |
| Weight | int | Line weight |
| Style | int | Line style |
| RangeLowX/Y/Z | float | Bounding box minimum |
| RangeHighX/Y/Z | float | Bounding box maximum |
| CellName | string | Cell name (for cell elements) |
| TextContent | string | Text content (for text elements) |
## Quick Start
```python
# Initialize exporter
exporter = DGNExporter("C:/DDC/DgnExporter.exe")
# Convert DGN to Excel
xlsx = exporter.convert("C:/Projects/Highway.dgn")
print(f"Output: {xlsx}")
# Read elements
df = exporter.read_elements(str(xlsx))
print(f"Total elements: {len(df)}")
# Get level statistics
levels = exporter.get_levels(str(xlsx))
print(levels)
# Get element types
types = exporter.get_element_types(str(xlsx))
print(types)
```
## Common Use Cases
### 1. Infrastructure Analysis
```python
exporter = DGNExporter()
analyzer = DGNAnalyzer(exporter)
analysis = analyzer.analyze_infrastructure("highway.dgn")
print(f"Total elements: {analysis['statistics']['total_elements']}")
print(f"Linear elements: {analysis['linear_elements']}")
print(f"Annotations: {analysis['annotations']}")
```
### 2. Level Audit
```python
exporter = DGNExporter()
xlsx = exporter.convert("bridge.dgn")
levels = exporter.get_levels(str(xlsx))
# Check for unused standard levels
for idx, row in levels.iterrows():
print(f"Level {row['Level']}: {row['Element_Count']} elements")
```
### 3. GIS Integration
```python
analyzer = DGNAnalyzer(exporter)
xlsx = exporter.convert("utilities.dgn")
coords = analyzer.extract_coordinates(str(xlsx))
# Export for GIS
coords.to_csv("coordinates.csv", index=False)
```
### 4. Revision Comparison
```python
analyzer = DGNAnalyzer(exporter)
diff = analyzer.compare_revisions("rev1.dgn", "rev2.dgn")
print(f"Elements changed: {diff['element_count_diff']}")
```
## Integration with DDC Pipeline
```python
# Infrastructure pipeline: DGN → Excel → Analysis
from dgn_exporter import DGNExporter, DGNAnalyzer
# 1. Convert DGN
exporter = DGNExporter("C:/DDC/DgnExporter.exe")
xlsx = exporter.convert("highway_project.dgn")
# 2. Analyze structure
stats = exporter.get_statistics(str(xlsx))
print(f"Elements: {stats['total_elements']}")
print(f"Levels: {stats['levels_used']}")
# 3. Extract for GIS
analyzer = DGNAnalyzer(exporter)
coords = analyzer.extract_coordinates(str(xlsx))
coords.to_csv("for_gis.csv", index=False)
```
## Best Practices
1. **Check version** - V7 and V8 have different capabilities
2. **Reference files** - Process all reference files separately
3. **Level mapping** - Document level standards for your organization
4. **Coordinate systems** - Verify units and coordinate systems
5. **Cell libraries** - Export cells separately if needed
## Resources
- **GitHub**: [cad2data Pipeline](https://github.com/datadrivenconstruction/cad2data-Revit-IFC-DWG-DGN-pipeline-with-conversion-validation-qto)
- **DDC Book**: Chapter 2.4 - CAD Data Extraction
- **MicroStation**: Infrastructure-focused CAD software