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Is there a better way to quickly merge CAD drawings? I currently have 20 assembly drawings of equipment, with each drawing in its own CAD file. I want to combine them into one CAD file. The problem is that the scales of these drawings are different; before combining them, I need to ensure that the resulting drawing remains unchanged in shape ; I set up the existing graphic step by step: 1. Add the name of the graphic to be modified in front of the label style name ; 2. Check whether the overall scale of the graphic is one; by adjusting the linear scale, ensure that the linear scale after merging displays the same as that of the original image ; 3. Copy each image into the prepared blank CAD file. Is there a better way to achieve this quickly? What about secondary development using CAD?
Isn’t there a better way?
I’m not sure either; I’m waiting for someone more experienced to give me some advice··········
Waiting for experts to offer guidance; as far as I know, there is no effective method yet
You can use an external reference; no adjustments need to be made to the original image. You can simply change the scale in the reference image. Additionally, when you modify the original image, the reference image is updated automatically, so no further action is required. One thing to keep in mind is that when copying to another location, you need to copy the original image as well