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06-07-2020
04:59 AM
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06-07-2020
04:59 AM
Dear one, I never had problems selecting plot styles but the student version of autocad 2017 is giving me so many problems with it. It's not allowing me to select the different color layers on the left hand side for some reason I don't know.
Could anyone help me with that? Thank you so much!
Julia
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06-07-2020
06:35 AM
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06-07-2020
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Hi Julia,
Your drawing was created from the template with named plot style table (STB based). Named plot styles can be assigned to an object independent of color.
But you are talking about drawing based on color-dependent plot style table (CTB based).
In AutoCAD for Windows you can use special command to convert plot styles, but on Mac the only one way to convert drawing from named plot style table to color-dependent plot style table:
Create new drawing using one of templates with color-dependent plot style table - acad.ctb (for Imperial units) or acadiso.ctb (for metric units), then select everything in your drawing and copy - paste to newly created drawing.
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Maxim Kanaev
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Your drawing was created from the template with named plot style table (STB based). Named plot styles can be assigned to an object independent of color.
But you are talking about drawing based on color-dependent plot style table (CTB based).
In AutoCAD for Windows you can use special command to convert plot styles, but on Mac the only one way to convert drawing from named plot style table to color-dependent plot style table:
Create new drawing using one of templates with color-dependent plot style table - acad.ctb (for Imperial units) or acadiso.ctb (for metric units), then select everything in your drawing and copy - paste to newly created drawing.
Do you find the posts helpful? "LIKE" these posts!
Have your question been answered successfully? Click 'ACCEPT SOLUTION' button.
Maxim Kanaev
Architect
MARSS
Etiquette and Ground Rules of Autodesk Community