Drawing Impact Analysis
Detect massive AutoCAD blocks and bloated or unnecessary layers driving file size.
What is the drawing impact analysis?
Drawing impact analysis reports what is making a drawing heavy. Oversized blocks, unoptimised geometry and layers that carry no facility value are ranked by their contribution to file size, so a technician can strip the specific content causing slow panning and crashes on web and mobile.
The problem it prevents
A plan that opens in seconds on a workstation can be unusable on a tablet in a plant room. Furniture blocks imported at full detail, survey point clouds and abandoned reference layers push a drawing past what a browser will pan smoothly, and users blame the platform.
How it works
- The drawing is profiled by entity count, block size and per-layer weight.
- Contributors are ranked so the biggest wins are obvious before any editing starts.
- Layers with no facility management purpose are surfaced as removal candidates.
- Re-profiling after cleanup confirms the reduction before the file is posted.
What you get
Prevents slow page loads, crashes and sluggish panning in CAFM mobile and web applications.
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