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If I import/"link" a CAD file and only import one or two layers, then i realize that I need to import another two or three what should I do? I cant seem to find a solution other than to unload that CAD file and reload it with the layers I want. however this seems very silly..
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i dunno if this one helps u on this but when i needed modifications on my imported dwg file, i go to file/manage links and push on "reload" or if file location or name changed "reload from", without unloading it. so that i make sure i keep the importation point etc. give a try!
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hi, thanks for your reply, I have tried that and it only reloads the layers I orignaly imported.
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