I don't know if this is new in Legalaid, or if me finally updating CAD to 2014 caused this; but I just loaded my new version of legalaid and was trying to do a legal and it kept stopping part way through.
Turns out that the polyline I was using has to have a 0 width and I had it at 10 feet, changed and then it all worked fine, never used to need to do that. Just a heads up, everyone probably already knew it but it's new to me.:-)
> I don't know if this is new in Legalaid, or if me finally updating CAD to 2014 caused this; but I just loaded my new version of legalaid and was trying to do a legal and it kept stopping part way through.
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> Turns out that the polyline I was using has to have a 0 width and I had it at 10 feet, changed and then it all worked fine, never used to need to do that. Just a heads up, everyone probably already knew it but it's new to me.:-)
First read that as Legoland. Maybe I need to finish my lego Death Star tonight.
Ha! I think LegalAid is almost as old as LEGOLAND
Been using it for a long time, it works well for me:-)
Ah, did the next one and still had an issue. Figured out that it isn't the polyline having a width, it's opening an old version of AutoCAD that it doesn't like, have to explode the poly and reconnect it and then it's ok.
We use legalaid too and have seen minor issues in C3D, but it's usually because of the linetype. Change it to continuous and no problems.
you were having that problem? I'll have to watch out for that.
These were continuous but from an old version. It seems to be fine if they get updated in 2014.