The AutoCAD Blog Posted May 11, 2021 Posted May 11, 2021 For this installment of our Have You Tried series, let’s take a look at AutoCAD layer states. A layer state is like a snapshot of the existing layers and layer settings at the time the layer state is created. You can turn layers off, freeze layers, and change the properties of other layers. When you’re done making the layer changes, save the layer state making it easy to return to the layer settings. You can also export the layer state and import it to another drawing. In this Have You Tried, we’ll go over: Saving layer statesRestoring a layer stateExporting and importing a layer stateEditing a layer state Learn how to use AutoCAD layer states with the step-by-step examples in the Have You Tried: Layer States topic. The post Have You Tried: AutoCAD Layer States appeared first on AutoCAD Blog. http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/autodesk/AutoCADBlog/~4/Omo_zrSG9pgView the full article Quote
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