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Recovered drawing "empty" despite 90k objects in database
I have a 4.5MB dwg file which got corrupted.
When I open it AutoCAD says it needs recovery and proceeds, detecting about 90.000 objects (as expected) and stating that "no errors were found".
The drawing, however, does not appear on screen, apart from a few lines and circles.
All expected layers are present, visible and unthawed.
All blocks are present as well and if I try to insert one of them it works as expected.
If I totally PURGE the drawing and save it to a new file, this file has nearly the same dimension and, apart from unused ones, it has the same layers and blocks and so on, but still appears empty, while any attempt to AUDIT it detects the same number of objects, with no errors.
All my attempts of selecting or exporting those missing objects (big selection windows, copy + paste, WBLOCK...) have failed.
I thought they could have been somehow set to "invisible" and so I tried to catch them with the Lisp command
(setq ss (ssget "X" '((60 . 1))) i 0)
but I ended up with an empty list.
I also tried all the various workarounds suggested by Knowledge Base for corrupt files.
After those, any further use of the AUDIT command detects all the objects and the file size, after saving, remains the same.
So those objects ARE there but (as far as my skills can reach) can't be seen nor selected.
Any ideas or suggestions from more skilled users? :]