Paste as Block issue

Paste as Block issue

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Paste as Block issue

Anonymous
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Hello,

 

I am well aware that I can ctrl+shft+c and then ctrl+shft+v to paste as a block and ctrl+c and then ctrl+v to paste normal.

 

I recently recieved a drawing from someone and when I am in said drawing, not other drawings though, if use ctrl+c and ctrl+v the objects are pasted as a block. It is as if I am pressing ctrl+shft+v even though I am not.

 

Is there a setting somewhere that changes this? It is very discerning as I use ctrl+v often and now am making lots of blocks.

 

In the attached imageyou can see I selectd the circles that are not a block, but after using crtl+v to paste them they are a block with a defined base point. It is however a generic base point as it is the lower left corner of the block.

 

Thanks,

 

 

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@Anonymous wrote:

 

Hello,

 

I am well aware that I can ctrl+shft+c and then ctrl+shft+v to paste as a block and ctrl+c and then ctrl+v to paste normal.

 

I recently recieved a drawing from someone and when I am in said drawing, not other drawings though, if use ctrl+c and ctrl+v the objects are pasted as a block. It is as if I am pressing ctrl+shft+v even though I am not.

 

Is there a setting somewhere that changes this? It is very discerning as I use ctrl+v often and now am making lots of blocks.

 

In the attached imageyou can see I selectd the circles that are not a block, but after using crtl+v to paste them they are a block with a defined base point. It is however a generic base point as it is the lower left corner of the block.

 

Thanks,

 

 


Post the problem dwg.

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Anonymous
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I am unable to do so due to it is containing company information. I tried to purge all the blocks after removing everything from the drawing but I was unable to.
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Anonymous
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Basically ctrl+v and ctrl+shft+v do the same thing
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