Multileader ByBlock even if specified as ByLayer

[A.Hanssens]

Hi,

When creating a multileader style with all settings set to ByLayer, the created multileader still ends up in the wrong color as it is created ByBlock. What am I doing wrong here?

Thanks,

[cadffm]

Hi,

you cutted out and blacked the mleader style name in dialog and palette 😞

so we can guess you compare 2 different mleader styles.

Or you didn't tested with a newly created mleader and your old one has property overrides.

Easy to answer all by having your .dwg,

but with a edited Screenshot only, we have to guess.

Sie haben den Mleader-Stilnamen im Dialog und in der Palette ausgeschnitten und geschwärzt 😞

Wir können also vermuten, dass Sie zwei verschiedene Mleader-Stile vergleichen.


Oder Sie haben nicht mit einem neu erstellten Mleader getestet und Ihr alter verfügt über Eigenschaftsüberschreibungen.


Mit Ihrer .dwg-Datei lässt sich alles ganz einfach beantworten.

aber nur mit einem bearbeiteten Screenshot müssen wir raten.

[cadffm · Accepted solution]

add:

Last picture, first row:

This is the color of the whole Mleader object, that's nothing you controle within the mleader style.

Note: If you used a newly created mleader for this screenshot, it looks like your current color setting is "ByBlock",

what is really unusual - except you want to work for an our inside your blockdefinition.

[F1] CECOLOR -> ByLayer

[A.Hanssens · Accepted solution]

@cadffm 

Changing property CECOLOR from "BYBLOCK" to "BYLAYER" solved my issue.

Multileaders are now correctly created "BYLAYER".

Thanks!

[pendean]

@A.Hanssens This list and marked settings from HELP in the program may help you in the future