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"David L. Crawford" <and
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a simple button macro will do it for you:
^C^C-layer;color;(color
#);*|*;;
"pkirill" <
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Change all your xref layer colors to grey in the parent drawing
(leave
layer
> in actual xref drawing alone).
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"Nic Maes" <nic@van-peer.be> wrote
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good evening,
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> Maybe this is asked before but I did not find
any reference
> Is there a possibility to gray out an xref so I can use
it as an
underlying
> reference to position elements in the current
drawing?
>
> Thanks
>
Nic
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The option listed above is the variable XDWGFADECTL I know it exists in 2011 but I'm not sure what version it was first in but possibly around 2006