This is the file you set visretain = 1, so everything is the way you want it next time you open it. Then you create "Arch Sheet.dwg", which is a sheet drawing you have xreffed "Base.dwg" in, and for the most part, all the layers are correct, you may freeze some that you don't want or something. The layers and linetypes in the "Base.dwg" are usually all "set" and aren't messed with, maybe new layers are added, but usually are there anyway because of a template that is used that has them all. The "Base.dwg" is created using some sort of cad standards with layer names and colors etc. You have a "Base.dwg" that contains all the geometry that is usually used across disciplines. I know it depends on your company's standards and procedures on how files are handled, but it usually goes like this (for most of my professional career anyway):
Just to clarify my reply and maybe will help answer your question, problem.
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If I have not manipulated any layers through the viewport can I get the viewport to update layer changes from the saved Xref?Hello Tim, Standard procedure at all companies I have been at in ten years attach a base.dwg to another dwg that is simply for the purpose of a sheet with viewport & border. I get the visretain = 1 for layer changes to update in the X-Ref. OK, I can clarify more descriptively whats baffling me.
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