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| ====Proxy objects==== | ====Proxy objects==== | ||
| - | Proxy objects are placeholders for custom objects created by ObjectARX® applications, | + | Proxy objects are placeholders for custom objects created by ObjectARX® applications, |
| By default, proxy object messages are displayed when opening a dwg in plain AutoCAD if the application that created the custom objects is not currently running. For example, if a drawing created in Autodesk Mechanical Desktop is opened in plain AutoCAD®, objects that were created as Autodesk Mechanical Desktop objects are displayed as proxy objects. | By default, proxy object messages are displayed when opening a dwg in plain AutoCAD if the application that created the custom objects is not currently running. For example, if a drawing created in Autodesk Mechanical Desktop is opened in plain AutoCAD®, objects that were created as Autodesk Mechanical Desktop objects are displayed as proxy objects. | ||
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| - Import this file in Rhino. | - Import this file in Rhino. | ||
| - | Proxy object will always have to be exploded. | + | Proxy object will always have to be exploded |
rhino/dwgemptyinrhino.txt · Last modified: 2023/08/10 (external edit)
