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Hello - some co-workers and I are currently working Revit 9.1. They came across the following warning when getting into their local file on their harddrive.... "Some elements were lost during import. ActiveX and some proprietary components cannot be imported. Try exploding the file in AutoCAD, or setting PROXYGRAPHICS to1."
I was wondering if anyone has run into this, what it means and how to fix it.
Thanks in advance for your help!
yes. set PROXYGRAPHICS to1 in the dwg file being linked. I have setup a
macro/button to do this in ADT (^C^Czoom;e;proxygraphics;1;qsave;close;) and
named it 'proxysave'. We link Many dwg files.
Are there elements being lost that you need?
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Hello - some co-workers and I are currently working Revit 9.1. They came
across the following warning when getting into their local file on their
harddrive.... "Some elements were lost during import. ActiveX and some
proprietary components cannot be imported. Try exploding the file in
AutoCAD, or setting PROXYGRAPHICS to1."
I was wondering if anyone has run into this, what it means and how to fix
it.
Thanks in advance for your help!
