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01-09-2009 07:42 AM
when i insert my xref at 0,0,0 it doesnt come in in the right place. i am using a global coordinate system so the xref should come in right into place, my base is set to 0,0,0. anyone have any idea what is wrong?
*djohnson
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01-09-2009 09:36 AM in reply to:
orlondobernal6159
when your in the reference box, what the "block unit" say (metric). Mine are always unitless
you may just have to open the xref file, save and then attach it to your dwg. Thats what we have
had to to on occasion.
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Dave C. Johnson
djohnson@wwcengineering.com
WWC Engineering
Sheridan WY.
Windows xp pro
Acad Map 2008
Carlson 2008
you may just have to open the xref file, save and then attach it to your dwg. Thats what we have
had to to on occasion.
--
Dave C. Johnson
djohnson@wwcengineering.com
WWC Engineering
Sheridan WY.
Windows xp pro
Acad Map 2008
Carlson 2008
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01-09-2009 09:51 AM in reply to:
orlondobernal6159
thats what is was, the block unit was set to 0.08 for some reason, i cant seem to change it, where do you change this?
*djohnson
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01-09-2009 09:59 AM in reply to:
orlondobernal6159
did you try opening the reference and saving then attaching it to your drawing?
you might also look into the INSUNITS command
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Dave C. Johnson
djohnson@wwcengineering.com
WWC Engineering
Sheridan WY.
Windows xp pro
Acad Map 2008
Carlson 2008
you might also look into the INSUNITS command
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Dave C. Johnson
djohnson@wwcengineering.com
WWC Engineering
Sheridan WY.
Windows xp pro
Acad Map 2008
Carlson 2008
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09-12-2011 02:30 PM in reply to:
*djohnson
I am having one of these problems. The original drawing has the 0,0 set correctly, then when I xref it in at 0,0, it inserts somewhere else. The above didn't work.
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09-12-2011 07:25 PM in reply to:
ultimatemely
For these types of issues always check your drawing units and see what your drawings are set to. You need to know if you are going from inches to feet, meter to feet and so on and son. Then adjust accordingly when trying to merge drawings.
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01-25-2013 02:09 PM in reply to:
orlondobernal6159
Try this:
> type BASE
> when prompted for basepoint type 0,0
