jim78b
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if I have to copy more parts from a drawing to a bull.
I have two files in two separate ends. Paste copy only copy my father part how come?
I have two files in two separate ends. Paste copy only copy my father part how come?
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PierArg
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Hi, jim.if I have to copy more parts from a drawing to a bull.
I have two files in two separate ends. Paste copy only copy my father part how come?
try to make
edit -> copy-> button dx muose-> select icon with world
in this way you will activate everything you select with the mouse regardless of the parts.
jim78b
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Okay, thank you very much. but feel unleavened I lost my job said point not found .... I lost my job!! !
PierArg
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Please.Okay, thank you very much. but feel unleavened I lost my job said point not found .... I lost my job!! !
If trying to open the file you find nothing it would seem that you lost the job
jim78b
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no I find the design but did not save the last part! I mean me10 and unstable! I started from a dwg. my and the ver 2006 drafting gives me that I unload the free modeling that has the 2d maybe more stable
Er Presidente
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conversions from dwg are often ostical and give instability.no I find the design but did not save the last part! I mean me10 and unstable! I started from a dwg. my and the ver 2006 drafting gives me that I unload the free modeling that has the 2d maybe more stable
try immediately after importing to save and reload the file (in mi format), export it to dxf and reimport it. if there are invalid or corrupt elements should disappear (you will see an error message during the import and maybe you will lose some piece).
Er Presidente
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I forgot, in any case, do some cleaning, delete all the "points" and the overhead lines. autocad is a little dirty when it produces files to import.conversions from dwg are often ostical and give instability.
try immediately after importing to save and reload the file (in mi format), export it to dxf and reimport it. if there are invalid or corrupt elements should disappear (you will see an error message during the import and maybe you will lose some piece).
jim78b
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how do I clean well in me10 design? Sorry but I always use autocad!
jim78b
Guest
I've only got three of them.