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Hello all,
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I have received huge data in contours format (1m interval &amp;amp; each CAD file 200MB to 400 MB total 12nos) from client and the total area covers around 12313.9 hectares. They don't have other format and it is totally hilly terrain.&lt;br /&gt;
Each time I upload CAD file model file size increase around 400MB to 700MB. I was compressed model file after each CAD file upload.  After uploading 5 files Mx was not responding and Model file crashed. I have tried several times.&lt;br /&gt;
Can you please suggest me any other way without losing data?
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MX XM version
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Regards,
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Sri 
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