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  1. The RECTANG command is already have fillet option within so you need to specify it only once then draw the rectangle required.
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  2. Rectangle p1 p2 ask for fillet radius fillet command with polyline option profit ??
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  3. Here's what use. I think the default is Consolus.
    1 point
  4. My 0.02¢ xref the drawings in question. This is what I did for my old job anything that was reference drawing (arch, sprinkler, civil) I would open their drawing change everything to 252 color and then xref into my drawing. with plot styles 252 color was set to 50% screening. Meaning anything drawing by me would pop and the reference drawing was still seen but muted. Only draw back is if you move project folders you will have to tell autocad where the xref files are located.
    1 point
  5. Steven-p just make each group list sorted and counted, then appended to a 2nd list, dont make a table till all groups are processed and use the 2nd list very easy.
    1 point
  6. All you have to do is double click on the bar, where I'm showing in the image below. You may have to do this several times in order to get back to the ribbon interface.
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  7. Yes, a spline is created. Rather than creating two helixes, one representing the centerline of the groove could be made and then offset used to create the two sides of the grove.
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  8. I could be wrong, but as far as I know, there are no 3rd party converters for .rfa to .dwg or .stp. This is the same issue I have with 3ds max files. I have a bunch of old max files that I can't do anything with because I no longer have access to the program. I think the only way to deal with the .rfa files would be to open them in Revit and save them to .dwg. Maybe you could find someone to do the conversions for you?
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