If your response is no, it will ignore all non-polyline objects. If a non-polyline object is selected, AutoCAD will ask if you want to convert those objects to polylines. The PEdit (or Polyline Edit) command can only edit polylines. I prefer to keep peditaccept turned on (set to 1), but if you are worried about accidentally converting an object, leave it turned off. There are two options: on (a value of 0) and off (a value of 1). Notes from Cadalyst Tip Patrol: For me, this setting is a must. Type peditaccept and press Enter, then at the Command prompt, type 1 and press Enter again." "If you are converting objects into polylines and you know you will always want to do so when using PEdit, then adjust this setting.
Tipster Bachir Bekkaye has a helpful tip to try when you're using the PEdit command to convert objects into polylines in AutoCAD. Otherwise, they will be proxy objects that your recipients can't do much with. They will be "dumb lines," but AutoCAD users will be able to use them. When you eTransmit Civil3D files, make sure to use the Exploded AEC Objects option. It is the best way to prepare your AutoCAD and AutoCAD vertical files for transfer. Notes from Cadalyst Tip Patrol: I love eTransmit. There is a downside: the drawing loses all Civil 3D intelligence in this process."
#Autocad Block Contains Proxy Objects zip file#
When you extract the drawing from the zip file that was created, it will not have proxy objects created by Civil 3D - meaning it can be opened and worked on in regular AutoCAD. If the drawing you're sharing was created in Civil 3D, save it, then use the eTransmit command in Civil 3D. "We use AutoCAD as well as Civil 3D, and we deliver AutoCAD drawings to clients who do not have Civil 3D. Aaron often uses Civil 3D, and needs to send those files to clients that only have AutoCAD. Frequent tipster Leonid Nemirovsky shared with us a tip from one of his coworkers, Aaron Sherry.
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