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I am trying to find a way to trim around a couple boundary areas in a drawing. I cannot use xrefs with xclip, for security reasons I cannot send the xref or areas outside of the boundaries. Is there an easy way to trim and erase all objects outside of a boundary. I also tried map-tools-boundary trim but that still left the water mains throughout the city, which would be a pain to clip all those individually.
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Murph
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I am trying to find a way to trim around a couple boundary areas in a
drawing. I cannot use xrefs with xclip, for security reasons I cannot send
the xref or areas outside of the boundaries. Is there an easy way to trim
and erase all objects outside of a boundary. I also tried
map-tools-boundary trim but that still left the water mains throughout the
city, which would be a pain to clip all those individually.
Yes, it deleted all text and most other information outside of the boundary area but it still left what appears to be all of the water mains. They are a mix of polylines and lines. They are all on their own layer and none of the layers are locked.
