in one drawing i have some mtext that one i have changed into one layer but mtext color is same as old.i want to use one command by which in one shot i can change that mtext color
please suggest
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in one drawing i have some mtext that one i have changed into one layer but mtext color is same as old.i want to use one command by which in one shot i can change that mtext color
please suggest
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this is the drawing in which i want to change mtext color into the layer named xref-str
1 layer & same color
this is the drawing in which i want to change mtext color into the layer named xref-str
1 layer & same color
This is because the color of Mtext is no ByLayer.
You can either using command SETBYLAYER to make the changes, or using attached CHZ20.vlx which is also able to remove any color overriding inside Mtext, settings as below.
Updated drawing in the attachment FYI.
This is because the color of Mtext is no ByLayer.
You can either using command SETBYLAYER to make the changes, or using attached CHZ20.vlx which is also able to remove any color overriding inside Mtext, settings as below.
Updated drawing in the attachment FYI.
You can select any object and change its Layer and its Color [to ByLayer] in the Properties box. Or you can use the CHPROP command to change both of those Properties [and others], or the CHANGE command with the Properties option. In AutoLISP terms:
(command "_.chprop" YourObject "" "_layer" YourTargetLayer "_color" "BYLAYER" "")
You can select any object and change its Layer and its Color [to ByLayer] in the Properties box. Or you can use the CHPROP command to change both of those Properties [and others], or the CHANGE command with the Properties option. In AutoLISP terms:
(command "_.chprop" YourObject "" "_layer" YourTargetLayer "_color" "BYLAYER" "")
how i use this vlx.file
how i use this vlx.file
thanks again
i load that file & see how i will change
thanks again
i load that file & see how i will change
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