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NoroZorro

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Hello Autocaders!

 

I have a situation where i have a dynamic block(1) with visibility parameter(its a kind of table) and i also have another visibility block(2), that i overlay in my first dynamic block.( inserted in one of the cells of my first block). 1st Block has wipeout send to back. 

 

Sometimes (2nd block the colored one) becomes hidden. Why? is it a bug?

what i do i select similar bring in front. Then it happens again.

 

I was using layer state manager. Then, i split layer states to multiple files not to use it(layer states), suspecting it in the cause of the issue

 

 

 

I dont think i can reproduce a bug 

 

Thank you

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I honestly don't know why this post didn't get comments.

I will be more clear in my questions next time.

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4 hours ago, NoroZorro said:

I honestly don't know why this post didn't get comments.

I will be more clear in my questions next time.

1. The name of the topic does not correspond to what you are writing about.
2. There is no example .dwg file.
3. End of the year, holidays - few people on the forum.

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I missed it first time round (holiday weekend), but yes the title has nothing to do with the content. Your problem is going to be the wipeouts, they where not designed with dynamic blocks in mind and you often see issues when they are in blocks, due to the draw order (order they where created). When you insert a block that is when the whipeout is created, but if the wipeout is included within a visibility state, when is it then created (as Autocad see's it) the order you used when you made the block, the order the block is inserted, or the order the visibility state is turned on?

So posting the dwg might help, with a good description of how it is supposed to work.

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Thank you so much for this valuable information.

 

There are multiple wipeouts in various visibility states.

I will post the dwg later.

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