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X-ref Annotation Scale Inconsistency

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Message 1 of 6
Jake_PCH
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X-ref Annotation Scale Inconsistency

I have encountered an error with annotation scales when an X-ref (File A) is loaded into the sheet file (File B). As you can see from the screen grab, additional 'x-ref scales' were imported, even though the corresponding scales match between files; ie. 1:50 = 50 drawing units in each file.

 

Can anyone identify the issue? 

 

Files attached.

 

Jake_PCH_0-1720531192748.png

 

 

 

 

 

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Message 2 of 6
RSomppi
in reply to: Jake_PCH

It's normal behavior, similar to layers getting a prefix even if they match layers in the referencing drawing.

Message 3 of 6
Jake_PCH
in reply to: RSomppi

Thank you for bringing that to my attention.

 

I presumed this was the cause of the issue with the annotative labels and dimensions (shown below). If this is not the case, any insight would be appreciated. 

 

Sheet File: 

Jake_PCH_2-1720533951473.png

 

 

X-ref File

 

Jake_PCH_3-1720533980037.png

 

 

 

Message 4 of 6
user181
in reply to: Jake_PCH

In your sheet file you have the ANNOALLVISIBLE on. This will always show annotative text and objects at every scale. Set it to 0 to only see annotative at the current scale. You can also click the button shown below to turn on and off.

 

anno.png

 

EESignature


Message 5 of 6
pendean
in reply to: Jake_PCH


@Jake_PCH wrote:

Jake_PCH_2-1720533951473.png

 


That content in your top file resides in your XREF file if you turn on and thaw all the layers

pendean_0-1720535583720.png

 

pendean_1-1720535667206.png

 

pendean_2-1720535741528.png

 

You forgot to freeze viewport-specific layer(s), that's all.

Message 6 of 6
Jake_PCH
in reply to: Jake_PCH

@user181 That is an silly oversight on my behalf - thank you very much for pointing it out!

@pendean Thank you for taking the time to respond but the fix was simply turning off 'ANNOALLVISIBLE'. 

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