Hello,
I'm reading this argument but do not undrestand the differences between the three opstion:
How is "View-specific graphic overrides"?
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@Anonymous
Check this version out:
If you can also clarify what you want to do exactly...your question is not clear
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Before the post on AUtodesk I read my guide in Italian and in this say that in Export category properties BYLAYER and overrides BYENTITY all the elements in the same categories (for example all wall or all windows) are expoterd in the same layer and for this will assigned the color "by layer". The elements which are applied overrides (grachic replacement - we can indicate this in this manner?-) will be exported always in the same layer but for these the color in "by block".
For Export all properties BYLAYER, but do not export overrides say that:
"all objects of the same category will be exported in the same layer and the color in "by layer" but the ovverdies will not take into acconut"
1) First question: what is ovverides and i find they in the pic scheme?
2) if a have walls and windows these are exported in two difference layer, right?
@Anonymous
The best way for you to understand how it functions is to place 2 wall in Revit each with a window + a door... and try playing with the different export options ...one time with overrides onetime without you know...but to answer your questions:
1) First question: what is overrides and i find they in the pic scheme?
And
Say you have applied a graphic over to a wall in a view to give it a different projection pattern/weight … if you use "Export all properties BYLAYER, but do not export overrides" then those override will be ignored and you get that wall as per the layer mapping which you defined in the DWG Export options … ie: it will look the same as all other walls
2) if a have walls and windows these are exported in two difference layer, right?
Yes, those are two different categories ... but if you want them to be on same layer/color, you can change that in the layer mapping dialoge of the DWG export options
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When the Bylayer option is applied, the line pattern is not applied and exported to DWG.
I also tried changing the options in the line category in the DWG export options, but nothing changed. I am wondering if there is a solution for this.
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