BIG SIZE_FILE

BIG SIZE_FILE

nadel-b
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BIG SIZE_FILE

nadel-b
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Hi,

I have a file with a square drawing. the size is 3.7 MB

I tried "purge", "dwg-purge".

Somebody can exlain me whats wrong! All the layers are on and thaw. no xref, no layout.....

ZOOM EX.. a don't see any block.

I send the file.

Thanks

Bens

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swieciakpawel
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Hello,

 

I have noticed You have there multiple block references that might not be edited/removed for some reason (maybe because they origin from other AutoCAD product).

 

If you want to get rid of those, a solution would be to either:

- EXPORTTOAUTOCAD command

- WBLOCK command

 

Kind Regards,
Pawel

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TheCADnoob
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I dont have a distro installed at the moment but have you tried dgn purge?

 

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/troubleshooting/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/AutoCA...

CADnoob

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john.vellek
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Hi @nadel-b,

 

I ran through all the usual clean up items such as:

  • Audit
  • Purge
  • -Purge>All
  • -Purge>Regapps

But, as @swieciakpawel points out, there are some AEC proxy objects in the file. His recommendation of -EXPORTtoAutoCAD got the file done to 99k.


John Vellek


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nadel-b
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Thanks

I used the command -EXPORTtoAutoCAD  and was OK

Thanks a lot

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kamil_konecny
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Hello,

I have one drawing with enormeous size (28MB) even there is only about 1500 entities. I tried the steps above, but the size is almost the same.

Can be other solution for it?

 

               Thanks a lot Kamil

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cadffm
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Hi,

 

I looked at it yesterday and also saw the problem
with a line of code I can also delete the data with one row of code,
but I knew no way "from a user point of view" to solve the problem.

Today I did a test and it works with native commands and the GUI,
how the user usually works.

 

However: I have not found a way how the user can find out about the problem at all,
that was only possible in other ways.
So I present the solution, but you cannot check in the program beforehand whether this problem exists at all.

++

 

Problem: Data from sheet sets / Sheet list tables   and other data / perhaps from XRef-binding in the past.
Solution: Create a new table set table of contents, this causes an update of AutoCAD which deletes the obsolete data.
Then you can delete the table of contents.

 

Add one  layout to a sheet set and insert a sheet list table to your Layout. 

(You are familiar with sheet sets and Sheet list tables? -> SheetListTable[F1])

That's all, you can delete the new sheet list now.

 

 

Sebastian

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kamil_konecny
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Hello,

thanks for the answer. I understand the reason of the big size now but I undestand that remowing the unused data from the drawing is not possible by normal AutoCAD commands.

Can you send me the code you using to delete it? We have NET/LISP application and the clearing of the data can be part of it.

       Thanks a lot Kamil

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Message 9 of 9

cadffm
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Hi 

 

"Can you send me the code you using to delete it?"

 

 

It's nothing i saved 

If i would save such single lines, the time for searching is much longer then searching the problem and re-writing it again.

 

And: I am in Holliday, without AutoCAD.

 

 

Sorry.

Sebastian

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