Philip R Posted October 8 Posted October 8 Hello folks! Does anyone have experience with working with multiple languages in one DWG? I needed to produce German and English drawings for a project, but it was a lot of work to keep the revisions identical. Right now I have an English .dwg and a German .dwg. If i revise, i change the English version first and then the German one accordingly. Is there a better way to do this? Combine the two dwg`s into one and work with layers? Quote
BIGAL Posted October 8 Posted October 8 (edited) I would go working in layers TEXT1-e TEXT1-g etc. I posted this give it a try. Very little testing. I would copy the text say 200 to right change layer, edit, then move back. Edited October 8 by BIGAL Quote
SLW210 Posted October 9 Posted October 9 I'll look at some of the files I have at work when I get back on Friday, maybe, if not it will be Monday. IIRC, they just made a separate Layout Tab for the translated version titleblock. Some may just be a new drawing. Others I translated myself and made a new drawing. If I had many to do at once, I would just do a new drawing. Quote
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