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Stoofer
27th Nov 2008, 12:34 pm
Apologies if this has been askled already in this forum - if it has - a simple point in the right direction will do!

If not:

Using AutoCAD 2007 - I'm trying to use one model drawing to set up different paper spaces to show different layers. eg Have a model 'master' drawing that contains building layouts, furniture, mechanical services, elec services etc. then have tabs that only show elec services on one tab, mechanical on another and so on.

Currently when i turn off one layer in a paper space - it turns off in them all - looking for a way to ensure that any differences I make regarding layer control in a paper space stays local to that specific paper space.

Hope I've explained that well enough using almost proper english!

Cheers in advance for any help.

Stuart

Dipali
27th Nov 2008, 12:54 pm
Explore 'layer States Manager'
You Can Creat As Many Layer States & Apply Them To The Relative Viewports.

Stoofer
27th Nov 2008, 01:05 pm
Can you expand a bit more on that please - Ive been into the layer states manager and have set up several layer states - I just don't know how to link them to different paper spaces.

Tiger
27th Nov 2008, 01:17 pm
In the Layer Manager there's a column called VP-Freeze - this controls visibility in the viewport that is currently active, you should be able to use that in you Layer States, although I'm now very savvy on Layer States.

Dipali
27th Nov 2008, 01:18 pm
Can you expand a bit more on that please - Ive been into the layer states manager and have set up several layer states - I just don't know how to link them to different paper spaces.
Go to the paper space> double click inside the viewport>open the layer states manager> make required layer state current> switch to ps & lock viwport. repeat the procedure for each viewport.

Stoofer
27th Nov 2008, 01:19 pm
Cheers fella, I actually just spotted that myself about 2 minutes ago!

After years of only using the freeze/thaw icon, I guess I just decided to ignore everything else that appears next to it! Think its going to work good now!

Thanks all!

dbroada
27th Nov 2008, 02:19 pm
Cheers fella, :)

you may get a reply to that bit - you have just been helped by 2 of our lady members. :)

Tiger
27th Nov 2008, 03:19 pm
:)

you may get a reply to that bit - you have just been helped by 2 of our lady members. :)


I don't think I need to say more than that do I? :wink:

Stoofer
27th Nov 2008, 03:22 pm
Am I going to get away with saying that round my way 'fella' is an all encompassing endearing term for someone from either sex?

Nope, didnt think so! Apologies in order then...Sorry!

skipsophrenic
27th Nov 2008, 03:23 pm
Am I going to get away with saying that round my way 'fella' is an all encompassing endearing term for someone from either sex?

Nope, didnt think so! Apologies in order then...Sorry!

:lol: LOL was worth a try though!

nocturne00
28th Nov 2008, 01:10 am
Am I going to get away with saying that round my way 'fella' is an all encompassing endearing term for someone from either sex?

Nope, didnt think so! Apologies in order then...Sorry!

:D :D :D
could work, but then again im imagining the ladies having this look on you
stoofer-->> :geek: *****:glare: :huh: <---the gals