XCLIP References

[Anonymous]

I cannot see my XREF once I create a clipping boundary upon it. Invert clip command does not solve the situation. I have looked all over google, but I cannot come across any answer. Has anyone else come across this situation, if so have you found a solution and what is it ?

[imadHabash]

Hi,

>> I cannot see my XREF once I create a clipping boundary upon it

Things to check :

• if any updates needed for your AutoCAD . >> Click <<
• if disabling hardware acceleration help ( GRAPHICSCONFIG command ).
• if you make a new trial CAD drawing and for a simple shape , any changes ?

[Alfred.NESWADBA]

Hi,

what happens when you open the XRef manager, right-click this reference and use "Reload"?

- alfred -

[Anonymous]

This doesn't make any difference, the xref itself reloads but still doesn't show via the clipping boundary. Thanks

[Alfred.NESWADBA]

Hi,

does removing the clip boundary make the XRef visible?

Which version of AutoCAD do you have? (command _ABOUT and screenshot might help)

- alfred -

[Anonymous]

Ahh, yes. It work in a new and fresh file. What does this mean for my existing files though ? It looks like the file itself is corrupted so much to not allow me to use the xclip command properly....

[Anonymous]

Yes

[imadHabash]

Good ... try to attache please the same xref to a new CAD file and xclip it , any changes ? 

[Anonymous]

That works...

[imadHabash]

Great... that means there is something in a certain CAD drawing . if you can attache your drawing ( with the problem ) and the xref to see and check , it will be a great chance ? 

[Anonymous]

Thanks for your help. Much appreciated.