Modify Reference Boundary

Depends on how the clip was created. If you clipped using a fence/points you'll need to draw a new boundary and apply it as the clip.

-B

* If you clipped by an element in the reference file, you should only need to activate or switch into the reference to modify the clip shape...

We draw reference boundaries on a level that doesn't print so we can insert vertices as needed (edit: unnecessary, Barry is right - and then just renew the boundary in the reference manager.)

I use xref file for clip boundary for all my work it is a specific level and a proper closed shape not lines, I can insert vertices etc  and it changes the shape... but it has to be a  polygon..

And  in the active drawing I clip boundary xref by element... if it changes ( not a nested file) so I select all the xref s and  clip boundary and select  the  shape in my  boundary xref... if doesnt  update I just reclip .. but it should work without reclip ... maybe its nested ..Mst with nested files doesn't  like changes

It sounds like you are using a shape/complex shape (which I do as well) but you shouldn't have to do anything with the reference manager after editing the boundary (at least, I certainly don't have to after once the shape is initially assigned for the fence source element).

You're so right, Barry. No need to do anything in reference manager, I got confused. Of course we're using polygons, too, but not in a separate xref file yet as suggested by Lorys. But that could be useful in some projects, thanks for the idea.