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Having been Carlson only for around 2 years, I am pretty happy with my latest project (small survey> engineering projects) and I want to create a template from that drawing.
Easily did a 'save_as' to .dwt.
??ÿ How do I dissociate the crd> points> surfaces> profiles> etc. (files and file locations) that are a relic from the project that I 'saved as'?
End game: Create a new project from the template and have all my borders, layers , colors linetypes, tabs ready to go. Then, when I begin to import field data, I am able to assign the new file/ location in accordance with protocol (job specific folders)? No connection to the project that was used to create the template.
Thanks in advance,
Posted : November 1, 2018 11:38 am
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Presuming you have entities (e.g. points, surfaces, profiles, etc) that you wish to have remain in the DWT file for one purpose or another, the routine you'd explore would be the File -- Drawing Utilities -- Remove XData?ÿcommand. Of course, erasing said entities from the DWT would also remove the XData as well. For me, I'm actually a fan of the Layer Library which allows some (or all) of your layers to be housed external to your DWT file with the predetermined color, linetype, lineweight, etc, that would be loaded into the drawing as Carlson commands call for them. This helps keep the bloat of your DWT layer size down.
I hope this information helps.
Posted : November 1, 2018 4:53 pm
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Thanks for the response ?ÿI tried tI reply?ÿ?ÿbut the site choked and lost the message.?ÿ
Haven??t used or heard of remove xdata. Now, not sure if my question points toward my goal or not. Will give it a try.?ÿ
If new template dies, I??ll just try something else.?ÿ
Posted : November 6, 2018 2:24 pm