Weird grey patch in all imported CAD files

Weird grey patch in all imported CAD files

wisedrawing
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Weird grey patch in all imported CAD files

wisedrawing
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Has anyone seen this in their linked CAD files, it does not matter if I make the CAD file in my suite and import it, or if I use the surveyor CAD file (through mine to rescale) its always there. Obviously its not in the CAD file itself

 

Darren

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barthbradley
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Strange. Like a watermark. Let's have a look at it.  Post the DWG here.  

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wisedrawing
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dwg as export from the revit file back to CAD, I can't seem to select it, it does not appear in the original CAD file only when you link it to Revit and it only shows in revit and then now when I export from revit

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barthbradley
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Explode and delete it.  

 

It's a Hatch

 

 

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barthbradley
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Weird.png

 

 

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wisedrawing
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That does work but it means I have to load up once, export, explode and reload again? - its very strange

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barthbradley
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I'm not totally following you, but if you don't want to get rid of it, then turn the Hatch Layer off.  

 

...also "Object A" Layer.  

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barthbradley
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wisedrawing
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ha now we are talking

 

just FYI this is linked not imported so anything I needed to do to the file I have to do outside Revit, I also prefer not to import and explode CAD in Revit. So what I meant was that once I import the CAD then this grey showed up and you are correct if I export to CAD and then explode and then delete and then reload the link it actually does go away, but that seems long a long process for a little bug.

 

you last idea however fixes it and gave me another little skill for manipulating the linked CAD files

 

Thanks

 

Darren