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In our company we get a lot of drawings from suppliers.
Parts of these drawings we use as blocks in our drawings.
I assume most of the drawings we receive are made in 3D programs like Autodesk Inventor, Solidworks or Microstation and then exported as 2d drawings to dwg.
Unfortunately, not all drawings we receive are easy to work with, some contains 3D polylines, 3D Solids, surfaces, duplicate lines etc.
What we normally do with such drawings before making blocks:
1. check drawing for 3d objects
2. Use Flatten, Flatshot and some other commands to get these objects into 2d
3. Convert to Lightweight Polyline if necessary
4. Convert Splines to Polylines and use the LISP routine Polyline Diet to reduce the number of segments.
5. Overkill to delete duplicate objects.
6. Put all objects on Layer 0, except from centerlines and indication of servicespace around the components.
What routines do you use to "clean" such drawings in your company?
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