anyone know of a reason why an xref will not bind? (layer is unlocked, as are all nested layers)
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20 years ago
XREF>BIND........Invalid!
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20 years ago
Could it be because there's an xref nested inside?
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20 years ago
go to autodesk.com and search for xref bind invalid
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20 years ago
Are there any proxies in the drawing. Some proxy objects are set as non-copyable and will prohibit xref-bind.
Henrik Vallgren
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20 years ago
I think you may have got it, Henrik.
What are proxies anyway?
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20 years ago
Using ObjectARX, one can add new classes of objects to AutoCAD. This is done by adding an DBX application. If you open a drawing that contains such an object, without having the application that defines it, that custom object is turned into a proxy.
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Henrik Vallgren
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20 years ago
Detach X-Ref. Purge all. If you were going to Bind it, you might as well just insert it at this point. Saves the trouble of any future Bind issues.
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20 years ago
This was so long ago I don't remember the circumstance, but I think binding was some last ditch effort.... I don't bind typically.....I was curious about the inability.....