exploded blocks disappear from the design in autocad 2018

[mir]

Hi.
I got a file with a history of conversions etc... I have a dwg with inside solids 3d and blocks ... now if I explode some blocks I disappear of the elements contained (tubes, supports, etc...).

I would like to go to a .sat but the "degenous" blocks prevent me from getting a good job.

advice?

Thank you.
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[lattu]

disappear, change scale, position or are hidden? control

 

[mir]

literally disappear

 

[lattu]

can you post the file? Thank you.

 

[mir]

Unfortunately it is too big ... the problem according to me is that it has inside elements made in plant 3d ... others by sat by inventor and a pinch of autocad .... we all know how it works.

 

[lattu]

try to do this:
enter a block using the command change local reference, using il command _ (or remove) separate any object from the block and then save the block.
In theory you should find outside the block the object removed.
If it works, you could make a lisp go extract all the objects from all the blocks.

 

[mir]

He thinks I'm not editing the local blocks. . .

 

[lattu]

Is the mistake that the blocks don't have a name?

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

If it's too big for a clean one, just a couple of elements that report the problem to be able to do some guesswork.
clean, check that the problem stays and alleges

 

[mir]

Is the mistake that the blocks don't have a name?

si

 

[mir]

If it's too big for a clean one, just a couple of elements that report the problem to be able to do some guesswork.
clean, check that the problem stays and alleges

I try

 

[lattu]

si

typical of converted files.
in this autodesk forum I think they have the solution to your problem:https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/auto...ive/how-rename-anonymous-blocks-u/td-p/135609

 

[GP.]

even in this...https://www.cad3d.it/forum1/threads/rinominare-un-blocco-velocemente.10644/

 

[lattu]

even in this...https://www.cad3d.it/forum1/threads/rinominare-un-blocco-velocemente.10644/

I didn't remember this tread. good memory