I'm a complete beginner to AutoCad, so please forgive me!
I'd like to clean up a floor plan, so I can dimension it ready for construction. The plan has a lot of other lines for driveway, fencing etc all of which are not required. I've spent hours googling, and attempting different ways, but I cannot select these lines!
Any ideas?
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checked your layers and be sure that layer you want to delete is not locked
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If you can see them but not select them, you might want to check if they are on locked layers, or are coming from a reference file.
To select the lines what method are you using? Pick, crossing window, non-crossing window etc.
Hope this helps
Argh, they could be coming from a reference file, which I don't have. How can I check if this is the case?
I've tried all methods - pick, crossing window and non crossing window.
Hi,
Seeing your white window, make sure you are not in layout tab.
Please upload a sample of your drawing.
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Suggest that you check that you do not have any block in your drawing which may have a construction line embedded in it. Especially if you have a 'smart' block which has visibility states. Double click the block and cycle throught he visibility states. You may find the culprit hiding in the block.
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