Technically this happens in Land Desktop, yet I have a feeling this is an AutoCAD error so I'm posting it here. Anyone ever see anything like the attached picture? What would cause it?
Could the XREF no longer be attached somehow?
Technically this happens in Land Desktop, yet I have a feeling this is an AutoCAD error so I'm posting it here. Anyone ever see anything like the attached picture? What would cause it?
Could the XREF no longer be attached somehow?
Brian Myers
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Dude, what did you do?Originally Posted by Dilbert
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AutoCAD Civil3D 2013
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I'm trying to figure that out! This is what a client sent another individual in our company as a screen shot. The guy that got the email yells "Brian, have you ever seen anything like this?" I came over and started laughing! I really thought for a second it was a joke email.. its not. I'm still attempting to get the facts on if this is an AutoCAD issue or related specifically to this particular drawing (waiting for an email back). I thought I'd post it on here as it has potential to be an educational solution (and doesn't reveal much about the client/project) in case anyone has seen this before and knows what could be going on. I'd suggest re-attaching the X-Ref, but its still an amazing little error...
Brian Myers
Sr Applications Engineer, Seiler Instrument | Autodesk Certified Instructor (ACI) Revit Architecture
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And you receive drawings from this client often?Originally Posted by Dilbert
AutoCAD Civil3D 2013
Gig 'Em, Aggies!
Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity, but don't rule out malice
I missed this post at first... yes, very, very smart guy... he can out VBA most of the people on AUGI... he's one of those guys you go "oh-oh" when he asks you a question because you know you won't know the answer right away because if it was easy he would have answered it. If he asks it I give it instant credibility... I think he asked just because it was so strange even he had no idea what could cause it...Originally Posted by Maverick91
Brian Myers
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and you normally trust his drawings?Originally Posted by Dilbert
AutoCAD Civil3D 2013
Gig 'Em, Aggies!
Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity, but don't rule out malice
Could the XREF have been overwritten or somehow become corrupted during this drawing's session?Originally Posted by Dilbert
And no I have never seen this before.![]()
If you have a technical question, please find the appropriate forum and ask it there.
You will get a quicker response from your fellow AUGI members than if you sent it to me via a PM or email.
jUSt
Have never seen that either - i doubt its from an x-ref, besides your client can check the xref manager or there are any unresolved attachments.
But surtain is that there is something really wrong with the layers, maybe an error in the dwg database.
You should errect an autocad funniest screenshots, put it besides the autocad gallery![]()
Last edited by Buffeldrek; 2006-09-13 at 06:44 AM.
Yep!Originally Posted by Buffeldrek
Actually the more I look at it the more I think he may be pulling our leg, that red X crosses over a spot in the lower right corner that shouldn't be possible.
Still, a funny error...even funnier if it proves true. I'll let everyone know.
Brian Myers
Sr Applications Engineer, Seiler Instrument | Autodesk Certified Instructor (ACI) Revit Architecture
Creator of the Revit Users LinkedIn Community | Author of Revit Videos @ Lynda.com
Whoa, that's wild. I had a problem (I think it was maybe on 05? ) where that area was blank, but, never seen it with a big red X across it? Wild.Originally Posted by Dilbert
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