Use this procedure to create proxy graphics in a drawing to be made available to users who do not have the software.
Proxy graphics store the last-viewed image of AEC objects, which lets users view your drawing without modifying the original objects. Proxy graphics store only the display representation for the currently active viewport.
Note: Depending on its complexity and density, a drawing saved with proxy graphics turned on can become extremely large and can slow drawing performance. It is recommended that you make a copy of the drawing before turning proxy graphics on if you want to share the drawing with other users.
- Arrange the view for which you want to create proxy graphics.
- At the Command prompt, enter PROXYGRAPHICS.
- Enter 1.
- Save the drawing.
- To turn off proxy graphics, enter PROXYGRAPHICS, and then enter 0.