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OK, so I'm importing a CAD file and I'm getting the problem saying that the file exceeds the 1E9 limit and that part's of the file will be truncated when imported. I tried using WBLOCK in CAD and resetting the origin to reduce the size of the input file. But, when I do this, it still doesn't work and I still get the error. AND, the imported file looks very weird! It all imports in a straight line and it looks like the file has been condensed into a single line. I've attached an image, has anyone seen this before?
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