block insertion scale is wrong in autocad 2020. bothe dwg is in same scale

[Anonymous]

block insertion scale is wrong in autocad 2020. bothe dwg is in same scale, event when i am insert some furniture blocks from same drawing with in the same drawing, some times it is too big or some times its too small, please guide me, its  urgent.

thankyou 

[imadHabash]

Hi,

>> some times it is too big or some times its too small

would you please attache your drawing ( test drawing ) just with blocks that make the problem ? 

Regards,

[Anonymous]

I am attaching dwg here 

[imadHabash]

what a crowd drawing ?!!!  to get fast help just tell me please which block make insertion problem ? :)) and try to describe the issue more . 

[Anonymous]

whenever I'm inserting any furniture it doesn't come in same scale, 2nd
drawing is furniture drawing, but even if I'm taking any furniture from
existing drawing through block insertion, scale is wrong all the time

[imadHabash]

would you please match your INSUNITS (System Variable) in both drawings and see if any changes . try to know more here >> Click <<

Command: INSUNITS
Enter new value for INSUNITS <4>:

[Anonymous]

suppose 23_4_2019 is my current drawing and same drawing has some furniture which i am inserting in same drawing, thos blocks have a scale issue too, 

am i not able to explain my problem or my post did explain what is the issue?

[imadHabash]

have you read my previous post #6  ? 

[Anonymous]

yes i've read your previous reply in which you suggested to match insunit = 4 in both the drawing, but that did not solve my problem.

[imadHabash]

i insert blocks from your  Library 2 Approved.dwg  TO  23_4_2019.1.dwg and i didn't find what you said ?!! 

[Anonymous]

yes you get it, did you find any scale diffrace?

[imadHabash]

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@Anonymous wrote:
yes you get it, did you find any scale diffrace?

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No .. 

[Anonymous]

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@imadHabash wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:
yes you get it, did you find any scale diffrace?

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No .. 

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I facing same problem and i think i am going  to ignore this feature 

for a while. 

thank you for reply.

tell me how can i delete uploaded drawing in this thread.

[cad.manager]

Experiencing the exact same problem and currently in discussion with AutoCAD on how to fix it as it seems this post failed to answer the question to the problem.

[cad.manager]

The "insunits" should not need to be adjusted for every drawing that is used. There needs to be a solution to fix the overall issue of problem in the AutoCAD 2020 Software.

[cad.manager]

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-forum/copy-and-paste-issue-update-2019-1-2/td-p/8459013/page/...

As per this thread discussed previously, this issue has not been resolved by Autodesk and looks like a bug with

the software.

If not can someone please tell me of a solution??

[Alfred.NESWADBA]

Hi,

>> bothe dwg is in same scale

If you start -DWGUNITS for both drawings you see that one dwg is set to Meter(6), the other dwg is set to Inches(1).

And just looked to one sample in the "23_4_2019.1.dwg".

Using -DWGUNITS reports the dwg-file is set to Inches(6).

But at least one block "CHAR" is set to block-units "Millimeter"

So not all is clean in your drawings, but if you tell us which drawing and which block you are referring to when you say "inserting a block into the same dwg has scale issues", then we can look into that details.

- alfred -

[cad.manager]

Its a bug with the software and needs to be fixed by Autodesk.

Settings should not need to be changed at all for individual drawings.

[cadffm]

It is a Bug in the software if we have both files to check the settings,

if autocad act like the settings are, it isn't a bug.

(Or do you mean the whole aec-setting handling in plain autpcad is a bug? Yes!, but skipping after all the decades?

[Alfred.NESWADBA]

Hi,

>> Its a bug with the software

You have not made any detail description so we can follow the workflow which block from which drawing is inserted into which drawing/space (modelspace/paperspace) ... to see if that also happens on our side and if the behavior is incorrect or correct based on the many different unit-settings you have.

>> Settings should not need to be changed

Well, if they are wrong, then I would assume it is necessary to correct them.

As long as we can't see the "defect" I can't agree to "bug" or "as designed".

- alfred -