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Message 1 of 41
Anonymous
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ever changing cad drawings

Anonymous
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why does my CAD drawings keep changing as i continue to work ? , I have noted many times the minor alterations I do seem to be undone , this is truly slowing me down

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ever changing cad drawings

why does my CAD drawings keep changing as i continue to work ? , I have noted many times the minor alterations I do seem to be undone , this is truly slowing me down

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Message 2 of 41
TheCADnoob
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Is this a shared file? is it on a network drive? What method are you using to save your drawing?

CADnoob

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Is this a shared file? is it on a network drive? What method are you using to save your drawing?

CADnoob

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Message 3 of 41
Anonymous
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well i do not know if this is  a shared file , but yes i am connected to the office network 

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well i do not know if this is  a shared file , but yes i am connected to the office network 

Message 4 of 41
RobDraw
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This is probably not an AutoCAD issue.

 

It's easy enough to find out who saved the file last and when to find out where the problem lies.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
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This is probably not an AutoCAD issue.

 

It's easy enough to find out who saved the file last and when to find out where the problem lies.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
Message 5 of 41
dgorsman
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Are pieces moving/rotating along with others, even though you aren't selecting them?  Is automatically infer constraints turned on?

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Are pieces moving/rotating along with others, even though you aren't selecting them?  Is automatically infer constraints turned on?

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If you are going to fly by the seat of your pants, expect friction burns.
"I don't know" is the beginning of knowledge, not the end.


Message 6 of 41
wispoxy
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If you're working with XREFs, bind them.
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If you're working with XREFs, bind them.
Message 7 of 41
Anonymous
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@RobDraw wrote:

This is probably not an AutoCAD issue.

 

It's easy enough to find out who saved the file last and when to find out where the problem lies.


A PEBKAC error maybe?  🙂

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@RobDraw wrote:

This is probably not an AutoCAD issue.

 

It's easy enough to find out who saved the file last and when to find out where the problem lies.


A PEBKAC error maybe?  🙂

Message 8 of 41
RobDraw
in reply to: wispoxy

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@Anonymous wrote:
If you're working with XREFs, bind them.

You should be sure of your drawing environment before doing this as it is probably not a good idea, especially if they are changing. That is unless you have an unusual situation.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
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@Anonymous wrote:
If you're working with XREFs, bind them.

You should be sure of your drawing environment before doing this as it is probably not a good idea, especially if they are changing. That is unless you have an unusual situation.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
Message 9 of 41
Anonymous
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hmm , even the windows or inbox suddenly close or pop up , could it be some sort of virus 

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hmm , even the windows or inbox suddenly close or pop up , could it be some sort of virus 

Message 10 of 41
wispoxy
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Check your XREFs.
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Check your XREFs.
Message 11 of 41
RobDraw
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@Anonymous wrote:
Check your XREFs.

For what? We don't even know if there are any present.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
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@Anonymous wrote:
Check your XREFs.

For what? We don't even know if there are any present.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
Message 12 of 41
Anonymous
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mine keep changing too but I blame it on the architects keep changing their minds.
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mine keep changing too but I blame it on the architects keep changing their minds.
Message 13 of 41
wispoxy
in reply to: RobDraw

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Type command XREF to see if there are any present.
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Type command XREF to see if there are any present.
Message 14 of 41
RobDraw
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@Anonymous wrote:
Type command XREF to see if there are any present.

How are you getting XREFs from the OPs description?

 


@Anonymous wrote:

why does my CAD drawings keep changing as i continue to work ? , I have noted many times the minor alterations I do seem to be undone , this is truly slowing me down


 


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
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@Anonymous wrote:
Type command XREF to see if there are any present.

How are you getting XREFs from the OPs description?

 


@Anonymous wrote:

why does my CAD drawings keep changing as i continue to work ? , I have noted many times the minor alterations I do seem to be undone , this is truly slowing me down


 


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
Message 15 of 41
pendean
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>>>...minor alterations I do seem to be undone ...<<<
>>>...well i do not know if this is a shared file , but yes i am connected to the office network...<<<
>>>...hmm , even the windows or inbox suddenly close or pop up...<<<

OP can't seem to answer any questions with much detail so everyone is doing the nxt best thing and throwing out guesses. Each is as valid as any other guess until the OP is able to answer questions intelligibly.
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>>>...minor alterations I do seem to be undone ...<<<
>>>...well i do not know if this is a shared file , but yes i am connected to the office network...<<<
>>>...hmm , even the windows or inbox suddenly close or pop up...<<<

OP can't seem to answer any questions with much detail so everyone is doing the nxt best thing and throwing out guesses. Each is as valid as any other guess until the OP is able to answer questions intelligibly.
Message 16 of 41
RobDraw
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@pendean wrote:
>>>...minor alterations I do seem to be undone ...<<<
>>>...well i do not know if this is a shared file , but yes i am connected to the office network...<<<
>>>...hmm , even the windows or inbox suddenly close or pop up...<<<

OP can't seem to answer any questions with much detail so everyone is doing the nxt best thing and throwing out guesses. Each is as valid as any other guess until the OP is able to answer questions intelligibly.

That's a matter of opinion. If alterations are being done to the file, then XREF is probably not the issue.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
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@pendean wrote:
>>>...minor alterations I do seem to be undone ...<<<
>>>...well i do not know if this is a shared file , but yes i am connected to the office network...<<<
>>>...hmm , even the windows or inbox suddenly close or pop up...<<<

OP can't seem to answer any questions with much detail so everyone is doing the nxt best thing and throwing out guesses. Each is as valid as any other guess until the OP is able to answer questions intelligibly.

That's a matter of opinion. If alterations are being done to the file, then XREF is probably not the issue.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
Message 17 of 41
pendean
in reply to: RobDraw

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>>>...XREF is probably not the issue...<<<
We don't know that yet from the OP.
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>>>...XREF is probably not the issue...<<<
We don't know that yet from the OP.
Message 18 of 41
wispoxy
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I use xrefs on a shared network and I intentionally change them if needed. Then all of our projects change at the same time. Don't need it said.
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I use xrefs on a shared network and I intentionally change them if needed. Then all of our projects change at the same time. Don't need it said.
Message 19 of 41
RobDraw
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@Anonymous wrote:

I have noted many times the minor alterations I do seem to be undone


This statement makes me think that the minor alterations are not to XREFs, even if they are present. But, I guess I might be being presumptive.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
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@Anonymous wrote:

I have noted many times the minor alterations I do seem to be undone


This statement makes me think that the minor alterations are not to XREFs, even if they are present. But, I guess I might be being presumptive.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
Message 20 of 41
Anonymous
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This is truly annoying 

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This is truly annoying 

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