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I have drawing that contains some sort of unselectable entity that I can't delete or purge, which I believe came from a tree symbol I downloaded years ago (thus the tree shape), and now seems to be in any drawing that contains that symbol, and if I copy even a single object (say a line) from a file with this odd entity in it to another clean file, it comes with it. I cannot get rid of it once its in a file, even if the symbol is deleted and purged.
I am attaching a file with this entity, and I have stripped the file down to a single layer (0), which is unfrozen and unlocked, and has no defpoint layer, and includes only a circle object with a radius of 1. I have purged and audited it a ton of times, and done everything I could think of, but the "tree" remains. The tree shape has a size, is visible in a view port in paperspace, and is a "real thing" - not a issue with my graphics card. I am using Autocad LT 2024.
I have some large site plans that have this in it, and I don't want to send them to any of my consultants with this ghost. The usual strategy of copying all the objects to a clean file doesn't work. For example, if one copies the circle below into a clean file, without "selecting" (which you can't anyways) the "tree", the tree comes with the circle into the new file. Its like some weird ghost thing, or worse. I suspect the original tree symbol was made in a program other than Autocad, and is associated with that, but I have no idea really.
Any help or suggestions would be very much appreciated!
Here is a screen shot. Circle has a 1 unit radius. Tree is unselectable.
If I zoom in on the lines of the "tree" the dots remain at their spacing, but if I regen, it tightens up- here's a zoomed in view of the line after a regen.
Thanks!
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