Slow files are something that just drives me absolutely nuts!! I’m such an impatient person and if I have to wait more than 30 seconds for any result, especially open/save, then something in my office may get broken! A few things to keep in mind: Purge clears your file of anything you haven't used like line types etc.It removes things that cannot be removed by the purge command, such as zero-length lines. Audit runs a check on the drawing itself and corrects any errors within the database.NOTE: Be sure to start with your xrefed files first and then move to the drawings where the files are being xrefed!.Even a “PurgeAll” can leave plenty of leftover junk in your files. This is NOT the regular PURGE command.-PURGE (Command Line), Type R for “RegApps”.
I’d recommend a routine such as “ -purge (regapps), Audit, purge, Audit, save” to finish up your file(s) at the end of each day. This is the first thing I do when someone sends me a problem file! I run these several times a day on all the files I touch/save. It takes five seconds to run these commands, but it can save you hours and hours of lost time and headaches. This is something you’ll want to do to every file you touch throughout the day. Over the past 15 years or so I’ve seen a little of everything when it comes to Civil 3D files, and in this article, I want to walk you through a few things I look for when cleaning up files and/or recovering problem files. Slowdowns, crashes, missing information and all sorts of corruption can creep in if you’re not careful and sometimes it’s almost impossible to identify the cause.
Working with Civil 3D files can sometimes be very aggravating!! Ok, ok, they are most likely ALWAYS aggravating. Back November 12th, 2022 Civil 3D: File Management
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