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tariq
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Topic: x reference Posted: 05.Mar.2015 at 07:11 |
Hi
how i can remove (Block units) scale factor and change unit during x reference. because i am facing length problem due to block units scale factor. dwg in meter but there is
Block unit unit = inches............i want here meter
factor = 0.0254............ no need scale factor
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philippe JOSEPH
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Posted: 05.Mar.2015 at 17:06 |
Hello tariq, if you set each of your files with their correct and relative units ( DDUNITS ) you shouldn't have problems with any inserted or xref blocks even with different units. If a file is set with no or an incorect unit you will have to scale the block that you insert or xref in your file.
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adams3858
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Posted: 05.Mar.2015 at 20:01 |
I'm trying to get one of my xrefs (dwg) to be smaller than 1,059 kb. There are no aec's blocks, regular blocks, extra texts, filters or groupings. It was drawn as if we were using acad 8 (we are using acad mep 14). Is there someway/command to clean up/make smaller?
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John Connor
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Posted: 05.Mar.2015 at 22:41 |
adam:
It isn't good form to hijack a thread started by someone else on a subject totally different than your own.
So you have done the following.....
1. Run Overkill.
2. Run -Purge > Regapps.
3. Run -Purge > All.
4. Audit (correct database errors).
5. Checked to see if there are any Microstation linetypes in the drawing.
6. Checked for a bloated scalelist?
Yes? No? You don't know?
Edited by John Connor - 05.Mar.2015 at 22:41
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adams3858
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Posted: 05.Mar.2015 at 23:03 |
thank you for the info. As you can tell this is the first time I have done one of these forums. I thought is was a forum for all xref questions. Again I'm sorry. But saying, " Yes? No? You don't know?" was a lot more rude.
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philippe JOSEPH
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Posted: 06.Mar.2015 at 07:38 |
Hello
adams3858, here is how begining a new CAD discussion :
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John Connor
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Posted: 06.Mar.2015 at 12:22 |
adams3858 wrote:
thank you for the info. As you can tell this is the first time I have done one of these forums. I thought is was a forum for all xref questions. Again I'm sorry. But saying, " Yes? No? You don't know?" was a lot more rude. |
I was asking you what you have done to solve the problem. Without answers to these questions we're just wasting our time here. Bottom line: Do you want to solve the problem or not? By the way, there is no specific xref forum. This thread is posted in the AutoCAD forum and it was about xref scale factors and units and not about xref file sizes and how to reduce them. See the difference?
Edited by John Connor - 06.Mar.2015 at 13:43
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