Crop linked Gridlines on Sheet

andyrh1982

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Crop linked Gridlines on Sheet

May 16, 2017, 08:54 AM

Hi all,

How do i crop the gridlines from a linked file on my one of my floor plans please?

These lines are overlaping on my titleblock of my sheet.

Kind Regards

Andy
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kubsix

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May 17, 2017, 12:35 PM

You'll need to reset the grid lines in the linked model to 3D Extents mode. A quick way to reset all grids is to select all instances > Cut > Paste in Same place

Option: copy/monitor the grids into a third linked model or into your host model.

John Karben | IMEG Corp.
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