samifox Posted December 23, 2010 Posted December 23, 2010 Hi as i understand, all object's properties are defined on the layer containing them, but some objects can "override" this inheritances when we change the property to other than "byLayer" i have 2 questions, 1. is there any quick way to "kill" all overrides on a document? 2. i cant think about a situation where "override" can be good practice. can anyone explain why "override" is exist? Thanks Shay Quote
ReMark Posted December 23, 2010 Posted December 23, 2010 No, it is not considered good practice to override layer properties, but it is done on a daily basis by many users for reasons at the time that may seem perfectly valid. Quote
JPlanera Posted December 23, 2010 Posted December 23, 2010 I work with xrefs a lot. Sometimes when I insert an xref, there are layers that I do not want displayed. Most of the time, these entities need to be different colors or linetypes. For all intents and purposes, these entities will be visible in the main drawing. But when xrefed, they need to be off.. So i set an Xlayer for these entities, make the changes, then when xrefed, i turn off 1 layer instead of many... Quote
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