Solved Dwg 2017 And Autocad

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Solved Dwg 2017 And Autocad
Solved Dwg 2017 And Autocad Civil

DWG (AutoCAD Drawing Database File) DWG files refer to the binary file format for storing 2D and 3D images used by CAD (Computer Aided Design) devices. Originally developed in the 1970’s, it is now used by architects, engineers,. It seems Autodesk's supported workflow is to use Design View Reps from the assembly to control occurrence visibility in ALL cases. Being able to change it in a drawing is a simple override to allow users to still get the job done if they don't understand the preferred workflow. The 'planning' I was proposing to do was book up our IT department to install AutoCAD 2017 on all 66 of our PCs (and a further 90 PCs in our sister department). If there's no file format change I don't see the need. We only use the basic tools of AutoCAD so the new features usually go over our head.

While you’re editing a file, all of a sudden AutoCad closes and displays the message: Reading 0x0000 Exception at f50cd74eh on startup of Plant 3d 2013.

The highlighted part (in bold) might be different on your machine, but the problema (and the solution) is the same.

To solve this problem is simple, just follow the steps bellow:

Close Autocad (if it’s open);
Open Windows Explorer;
Browse to: c:Users<your username>AppDataLocalAutodeskAutoCAD Plant 3d 2013 – EnglishR19.0enuGraphicsCache;
Make a backup of the files in that folder. (Never needed it, but just in case);
Delete the files of that folder;

You can now re-open AutoCad and check if the problem was solved.

Are the folder names in you computer different?

If there’s no folder “AutoCAD Plant 3D 2013”, don’t worry. You probably have some other folder with a similar name, like “AutoCad 2013/2014/2015/2016” or something like that. You want the folder with the name corresponding to the Autocad version that’s presenting the problem.

Same goes to the folder “R19.0”. That folder refers to the version you have installed. So, if you have a different version (or edition) this might be different, but that’s not a problem.

To my understanding, this folder number is a reference to the .DWG file encoding.

I’ve tried this procedure and it worked on AutoCADs version 2013 and 2016.

Hope that helped.

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