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Wipeout in paperspace doesn't cover modelspace entities in viewports
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Have a drawing, I go to paperspace and draw a wipeout over a viewport. The modelspace entities shine through even after draworder, etc. If I make a new drawing and do the same thing, it works as intended. Is there some obscure system variable or something?
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Is Plot Paperspace Last checked in your page setup? Not sure if it affects pre-plotted display, but might be worth a shot.
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Thanks, I'll give it a shot.
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According to Lynn Allen, Text Masks (wipeouts) in PaperSpace can not be used to mask Modelspace objects.
http://lynn.blogs.com/lynn_allens_blog/2011/01/an-
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workaround could be to create a solid hatch in paperspace to hide what you don't want to see, and set the color of the hatch to TrueColor 255,255,255
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@nestly: Try it, it works in a new drawing.
Thanks for the solid hatch suggestion, I'll try that.
