Objects display in viewport but not visible in model space

[Anonymous]

I have an odd situation where objects like blocks and leaders are visible in my viewports but not in model space.  The only way i've been able to have them visible in the model space is to burst or explode them.  Lines and text on the same layers as the leaders are visible in model space.

No layer states, all layers are on, nothing is frozen.

The other thing i have noticed is if i try and copy these items into the model space or paper space they are still not visible.

Any thoughts?

Much Appreciated.

[sthompson1021 · Accepted solution]

Look up ANNOALLVISABLE in help. That may be your problem.

[Anonymous]

I have the same problem but ANNOALLVISABLE didn't help. Any other ideas?

[sthompson1021]

Exactly the same problem where they are visible in paper space but not model space? If they are not annotative or you have ANNOALLVISIBLE turned on, the only other thing I can think of is they are drawn in paper space. If it's the other way around, check to make sure that all layers are turned on for the viewport. Can you post a portion of the drawing that shows the problem? 

[Anonymous]

Yep, I just figured it out. I found out that it was drawn in the paper space! Thanks.

[Anonymous]

I am having a strange problem with AutoCad 2019 since this morning. I had a problem with one of my files with the lines being in 3d so I flattened them to bring them to the same place and realized a bunch of lines and text went missing after flattening. I cannot see them on model space but they are all still very much visible on paper space though all layers are turned on. I tried the "Annoallvisible" command which was of no help too. Did anybody else face the same problem? or have a solution to it?

[cadffm]

It would be so simpel, if you share your dwg..

Simple lines and circles? If not, set shademode in modeltab to a 3D style and check the modespace again?

You see the objet(s) thru a viewport in your layout?

Set your layout current, go into your viewport, select the object, start LIST command.

leave the floating modelspace by _.pspace command, switch to model-tab, start ZOOM command, option Object, objectselection => _previous

Thera are many ways to find the problem, but only if you have access to the file

Set modeltab

[Anonymous]

FLATTEN does sometimes do weird things to your geometry if you answer 'yes' to the 'Remove hidden lines?' option. If you still have the pre-flattened version of the file or a backup, try flattening with Remove hidden lines = No and see if that improves things.