AutoCAD 2010/2011/2012 DWG Format

[#1]

What happened to the flatten command in 2010?
Entering "flatten" on the command line brings up "unknown command".
We receive a lot of drawings from architects & enginners that do not use AutoCad.
As a consequence these drawings when imported to Autocad have objects and lines on differnet position than Z=0.
For what we are doing the flatten command quickly sorted out any problems by bringing everything back to z=0.
Can anyone help??

[#2]

james@bonato.com.au wrote:
> What happened to the flatten command in 2010?
> Entering "flatten" on the command line brings up "unknown command".
> We receive a lot of drawings from architects & enginners that do not use AutoCad.
> As a consequence these drawings when imported to Autocad have objects and lines on differnet position than Z=0.
> For what we are doing the flatten command quickly sorted out any problems by bringing everything back to z=0.
> Can anyone help??
I haven't used Flatten command since I got 2010. Just tried it and it
didn't work as expected but Superflatten did. If you want this lsp
routine (superflatten) contact me at wengleattitaniumnetworksdotnet

[#3]

its part of the express tools and is still there in 2010 under the express folder (flatten.lsp and flattensup.lsp).

attached is superflatten.lsp.

[#4]

just tried flatten command and it still works
interesting

[#5]

Did you install Express Tools?

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[#6]

Installed express tools and it is working.
Thanks.

[#7]

Try FLATSHOT

[#8]

" Flatshot "       it's a long shot away from FLATTEN command.