Turning one surface on at a time.

Turning one surface on at a time.

Anonymous
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Turning one surface on at a time.

Anonymous
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Hello,

 

 

I have about 6 surfaces in a drawing, when I change the definition for one it changes the definition for all of them. as well as if I turn one off it turns all them off. Is there a way to isolate the surfaces and there properties? Does anyone know why it would be doing this?

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Jeff_M
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Create/Assign different styles for each surface.
Jeff_M, also a frequent Swamper
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Anonymous
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Thanks Jeff.

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jmayo-EE
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Or tell your style to use layer zero and have the Drawing Settings, Layer settings tab create the layers. With this you can use all of your layer commands, off, on , freeze, thaw, isolate, etc.

John Mayo

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doni49
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We have one style named _No Display.  On the display tab, EVERYTHING is turned off.  This way, we just assign that style to any surface we don't want to see.



Don Ireland
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