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joe_kohli
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Cannot delete Multileader

joe_kohli
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Why when I try to delete one of the multileaders that I created, it shows the "delete" in grey?

 

joe_kohli_0-1717767158845.png

 

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Cannot delete Multileader

Why when I try to delete one of the multileaders that I created, it shows the "delete" in grey?

 

joe_kohli_0-1717767158845.png

 

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pendean
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pendean
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DELETE is greyed out when the object is in use in the files somewhere. All instances have to be gone first.

 

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DELETE is greyed out when the object is in use in the files somewhere. All instances have to be gone first.

 

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cadffm
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cadffm
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Hi,

 


@joe_kohli  schrieb:

Why when I try to delete one of the multileaders that I created, it shows the "delete" in grey?


This is a MultileaderSTYLE (not a multileader reference object).

A: Because this style is in use!

Start PURGE, jumpt to the second non-purgable tab, select your mleaderstyler and check out where it is in use.

or share youre .dwg and we can help you

 

 

Sebastian

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Hi,

 


@joe_kohli  schrieb:

Why when I try to delete one of the multileaders that I created, it shows the "delete" in grey?


This is a MultileaderSTYLE (not a multileader reference object).

A: Because this style is in use!

Start PURGE, jumpt to the second non-purgable tab, select your mleaderstyler and check out where it is in use.

or share youre .dwg and we can help you

 

 

Sebastian

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joe_kohli
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joe_kohli
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Ok thank you! I was able to delete them now. Ok, now my next question is why my leader body and text are not changing when I select layer "block". The ellipsoidal arrowhead block is on layer "TEXT" in yellow. Why is this not changing the leader body and text to match the block?

joe_kohli_0-1717768307103.png

 

joe_kohli_1-1717768312369.png

 

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Ok thank you! I was able to delete them now. Ok, now my next question is why my leader body and text are not changing when I select layer "block". The ellipsoidal arrowhead block is on layer "TEXT" in yellow. Why is this not changing the leader body and text to match the block?

joe_kohli_0-1717768307103.png

 

joe_kohli_1-1717768312369.png

 

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pendean
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EXPLODE all of these elements then find out what is behind them all.

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EXPLODE all of these elements then find out what is behind them all.

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joe_kohli
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I'm not sure I completely understand what I am looking for after I explode the leader.

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I'm not sure I completely understand what I am looking for after I explode the leader.

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cadffm
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cadffm
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It's easy to explain,

but while you are not familiar with the basics, it would be senseful to talk about a SAMPLE,

one sample we can all see and check = One dwg with just the sample inside.

 

Until you share facts (.dwg): I think the block content is not drawn on Layer0 or Color bylayer or byblock.

Sebastian

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It's easy to explain,

but while you are not familiar with the basics, it would be senseful to talk about a SAMPLE,

one sample we can all see and check = One dwg with just the sample inside.

 

Until you share facts (.dwg): I think the block content is not drawn on Layer0 or Color bylayer or byblock.

Sebastian

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joe_kohli
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joe_kohli
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Accepted solution

I figured it out. I changed the layer to the default 0 (layer 1) and it fixed the issue.

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I figured it out. I changed the layer to the default 0 (layer 1) and it fixed the issue.

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