WBLOCK changes location of objects

[Anonymous]

This has got me scratching my head.

I have a file that contains city-wide parcel lines so I am trying to clip it to just the area I need. I select the lines within my project area, and then use the WBLOCK command with a base point of (0,0,0).

When I used XREF to attach the file that I just created with WBLOCK, my parcel lines end up thousands of feet away, off in some seemingly random location. What gives?

Thank you!

[imadHabash]

Hi and Welcome to AutoDesk Forum,

if your UCS for both file are the same check from BASE command that you have the same coordinate in both files.

[Anonymous]

Thank you for the quick response!

Why would my UCS change between files, if one was created from the other using WBLOCK?

I used the BASE command in both files and got (0,0,0) in both.

[Anonymous]

UPDATE: I just tested COPYCLIP and then PASTEORIG - which I use often with no issue - and I got the same result. I used PASTEORIG to insert the parcel lines into a drawing in which the parent file is xreferenced, and they are in totally the wrong place..