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x-ref'd CL alignments changing based on layer I save dWG in, HELP PLEASE!

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Z.Hellyar
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x-ref'd CL alignments changing based on layer I save dWG in, HELP PLEASE!

X-ref'd centerline alignments: Why do certain components change color based on the layer I am currently in or load the drawing in?

 

The title pretty much says it all.  I have an x-ref'd centerline alignment that is mint and everything is perfect with it.  however, I have noticed that when i load a drawing or save it using other layers (typical because I am constantly using different layers) the major station circle component, and dot component come in as the layer I just was on. 

 

For example, the Major Stations (MS) is on Layer A, along with the rest of the alignment.  The xref itself is on layer B and is locked so I don't mess it up.  When I am done working on the drawing I am on layer C and I save that file and exit.  The next time I load that drawing the alignment MS appear to be on layer C.  When i investigate everything is how it hould be. 

 

I am wondering if anyone has encountered this bizzar glitch with xref'd CL alignments and if there are any work arounds or fixes.

 

Thanks guys I appreciate any advice or tips.

 

-ZAK

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mconway
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Just to be clear...Are you X-refing or Data Referencing (D-Ref) the Aligmnent? If you are X-refing, Nothing should change in the graphics. If you are D-Refing this appears to be a Style issue.

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Jeff_M
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Z.Hellyar
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@mconway - I am xreffing

@Jeff - thanks ill check those out

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