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    Distinguished Contributor
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    Lisp routine

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    02-14-2013 07:34 AM

    I am looking for a way to click on an element in an ex ref to shut it off.

     

    Craig

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    pendean
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    Re: Lisp routine

    02-14-2013 07:36 AM in reply to: cajohnsen

    LAYFRZ or LAYOFF commands are built-in and do that: just set them correctly (watch the command line).

    Of are you trying to "hide" an object in an XREF instead?


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    Re: Lisp routine

    02-14-2013 08:49 AM in reply to: pendean

    I am trying to hide a layer in an xref.

    Sorry, I did not state the question very well.

     

    Craig

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    Patchy
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    Re: Lisp routine

    02-14-2013 09:07 AM in reply to: cajohnsen

    Either you have Autocad LT or you havn't installed Express Tools

    Look for toolbar like this:

     

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    Re: Lisp routine

    02-14-2013 09:16 AM in reply to: cajohnsen

    I have that toolbar, but they don't turn off an xref layer.

     

    Craig

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    Patchy
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    Re: Lisp routine

    02-14-2013 09:23 AM in reply to: cajohnsen

    If it's a block, you should look at settings in the command line (like Dean had mentioned)

    S(settings) B(block) choose Entities

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    Re: Lisp routine

    02-14-2013 11:31 AM in reply to: cajohnsen

    I got it. Thanks for knocking me in the head a few times.

     

    Craig

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