darkstknight1523 Posted May 3, 2010 Share Posted May 3, 2010 Our office is having a tough go at creating a single set of CDs that could be used again for the exact building mirrored. In our office we typically create a set of base drawings of the floor plans of the buildings (basement, first, second, etc.) without much annotation on those plans. Once finished, this baseplan.dwg is XREFed into A-100, E-100, ST-100, etc. We are very comfortable working this way, but right now we have a wrench thrown in. We have building A, 3-story, single family home. We were hoping to create a set of CDs for building A and once finished (or while we're doing the drawings), mirror building A's set and use them as building B, which is just a mirror image of building A. The issue we have is that when we mirror the CDs, the annotations (dimensions, text, etc.) mirror as a block and obviously are backwards. Essentially, we're trying to do half the work; create building A's drawings and have building B's drawings update simultaneously. Our first attempt has been a failure. We've created baseplan.dwg (just the base plans), A-100A.dwg (which has baseplan.dwg XREFed in as an overlay and then dimensioned, tagged, etc.) and had hope to proceed with the next set of drawings (E-100, P-100, etc.) if all went well. However, when I started the set for building B, I created A-100B.dwg and XREFed both the baseplan.dwg and A-100A.dwg in. I then attempted to mirror the two (2) XREFs to show the reflection of the building, but the dimensions are not mirroring properly. I have toyed with MIRRTEXT's settings, but that isn't doing the trick. Is there a solution or suggestion of how we can accomplish doing one set of drawings, somehow XREF those drawings, just mirrored? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Frosty Posted May 3, 2010 Share Posted May 3, 2010 See Building "A" (typ.) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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