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I did not know you can export the layer state into excel. The two drawings have the same Named Layers but the colors - on - off are different.
I do not know it this will help barbecue I think it just compares geometry but it might have something.AutoCAD Architecture has Drawing Compare. I played with it but not seriously put it work. So I really can not give an opinion on it.There is plug-in for regular AutoCAD
Quote from: Krushert on April 03, 2015, 11:29:37 AMI do not know it this will help barbecue I think it just compares geometry but it might have something.AutoCAD Architecture has Drawing Compare. I played with it but not seriously put it work. So I really can not give an opinion on it.There is plug-in for regular AutoCADEither you are hungary or maybe your spell checker is out-dated?
Quote from: Bethrine on April 03, 2015, 12:18:33 PMQuote from: Krushert on April 03, 2015, 11:29:37 AMI do not know it this will help barbecue I think it just compares geometry but it might have something.AutoCAD Architecture has Drawing Compare. I played with it but not seriously put it work. So I really can not give an opinion on it.There is plug-in for regular AutoCADEither you are hungary or maybe your spell checker is out-dated? No the spell checker is hungry not hungary!
Quote from: MSTG007 on April 03, 2015, 09:23:39 AMI did not know you can export the layer state into excel. The two drawings have the same Named Layers but the colors - on - off are different.Import Data...from TXTthe formatting is messy but it will import.Upon thinking about it the Cad Standards checker is probably the better optionas it would allow comparing a >>> band b >>>>ajust to catch difference (changes) in either direction