09-07-2020
07:35 AM
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09-07-2020
07:35 AM
Note, it is better to freeze layers than to turn them off. A frozen layer is more "off" than an off layer and for larger drawings will be more efficient as frozen layers are not kept in the computer's memory. In addition, some commands will process objects on "off" layers but not frozen layers.
I use the -layer command followed by F (freeze) and then an asterisk (*) to freeze all but the current layer. You can also use - layer OFF * to turn off all layers at which point you will be prompted if you want to turn off the current layer.
Turning off all but the current layer.
Command: -LAYER
Current layer: "rope"
Enter an option [?/Make/Set/New/Rename/ON/OFF/Color/Ltype/LWeight/TRansparency/MATerial/Plot/Freeze/Thaw/LOck/Unlock/stAte/Description/rEconcile/Xref]: off
Enter name list of layer(s) to turn off or <select objects>: *
Really want layer "rope" (the CURRENT layer) off? <N>
Freezing all but the current layer.
Current layer: "rope"
Enter an option [?/Make/Set/New/Rename/ON/OFF/Color/Ltype/LWeight/TRansparency/MATerial/Plot/Freeze/Thaw/LOck/Unlock/stAte/Description/rEconcile/Xref]: f
Enter name list of layer(s) to freeze or <select objects>: *
Cannot freeze layer "rope". It is the CURRENT layer.
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