To enable the recognition for proxy objects, change the values of following variables to 1: PROXYGRAPHICS, PROXYNOTICE, PROXYSHOW. Now run PURGE and AUDIT commands and save the drawing. If you are still suffering and drawing cannot be saved, try using the command –EXPORTTOAUTOCAD to create a file that contains only native to AutoCAD objects. The settings for proxy objects exist in only one location – in the AutoCAD Options, Open and Save tab. You can change the settings mentioned below using the ObjectARX Applications menus in the lower right corner of the dialog box.

I am using Autocad 2006. I am trying to copy some objects from one drawing to another. But when I try to it won't let me. In fact, it isn't even highlighted in the drop menu. So, I figured I would just Wblock it, and go from there, except when I hit the save button, I get this message: 'Wblock operation rejected due to a proxy object that does not allow copying'. I never knew that proxy objects couldn't be copied.

Anyway, I set my proxy notice back to. And re-opened the dwg. I got the proxy notice and scrolled down to find out that the proxy objects were from Civil 3D 2006. Ummm, OK didn't know I did anything with that program, but oh well. So, I DL'd the object enablers for it. Re-opened the drawing and did not get a proxy notice.

I thought I was in business, but nope. It still would not let me copy or write block. So, my question is this. My drawing has tens of thousands of objects. How do I identify the proxy objects, so that I can just erase them, and re-create them. Or is there another trick I can try, but just don't know about? Deadlines are looming here, and any help would be greatly appreciated.

I am also going down this particular path of enlightenment and frustration. I have learned: 1. Proxy means stand in, in other words you can see them but they are not really there in your drawing. Autocad copy works on them because they stay inside the drawing but wblocking and windows copyclip/pasteclip does not because they are intended to share information with other drawings.

Applications that create them (arx-type programs) have a way of saving 'down' so we vertically challenged people can work with them 4. You can adjust through OPTIONS command whether you get a warning they are in your drawing, and whether they show themselves to you. I dislike them intensely because they create more work for me 6. If I ever decide to sell software for a living, I will use them too so people will have to buy my program if they want to work effectively with these drawings! I am using Autocad 2006. I am trying to copy some objects from one drawing to another. But when I try to it won't let me.

In fact, it isn't even highlighted in the drop menu. So, I figured I would just Wblock it, and go from there, except when I hit the save button, I get this message: 'Wblock operation rejected due to a proxy object that does not allow copying'. I never knew that proxy objects couldn't be copied.

Anyway, I set my proxy notice back to. And re-opened the dwg. I got the proxy notice and scrolled down to find out that the proxy objects were from Civil 3D 2006. Ummm, OK didn't know I did anything with that program, but oh well. So, I DL'd the object enablers for it. Re-opened the drawing and did not get a proxy notice.

I thought I was in business, but nope. It still would not let me copy or write block. So, my question is this. My drawing has tens of thousands of objects.

How do I identify the proxy objects, so that I can just erase them, and re-create them. Or is there another trick I can try, but just don't know about? Deadlines are looming here, and any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.A quick workaround is to save the drawing as a DXF file, and then open the DXF. The DXF file creation removes metadata and proxies.

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