Yes Arch Desktop handles layers very well ONLY FOR THE SPECIAL ADT OBJECTS.
If you are wanting your dims, text, leaders, hatch to be assigned to
particulat layers I would recommend using lisp (namely the reactors).
"David Rosen" wrote in message
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> If you are primarily doing architectural drawings, you might want to
> consider Architectural Desktop. Those features come right out of the box!
> It's too bad these features are not included in plain AutoCAD. The
features
> also apply to elevation and section marks as well, placing them on
> pre-defined layers.
>
> You can also add this feature to custom blocks that you create - in
> Architectural Desktop - where you specify which layer the object is to be
> placed. If you started on layer 0, you end up on layer 0 even if the
object
> you added was placed on another layer.
> "Oker Arkitektur as" wrote in message
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> > We need a routine tha automatcally set a predefined layer as current
when
> a
> > command is issued. A typical situation would be if a dimension command
is
> > issued, a predfined dimension layer is current and then switched back to
> the
> > original layer once tfhe command is finished.
> > Could also be useful with text command, construction line etc.
> > Does anybody know where I can find such routine?
> >
> > Per Morten
> >
> >
>
>