Hello all. After inserting a drawing from another consultant, I'm afflicted with a hundred or more layer styles (filters in Autocad). I used to use a global routine to purge them but since switching to Intellicad I need to find a similar routine. The excess layer styles bog down the operation of listing layers.
Thanks for your help.
Re: I need to globally remove excess layer styles or layer filters.
#2Intellicad does have a 'purge' command, just like Autocad, have you tried that?
The routine you previously used, was/is that a lisp routine?
If so maybe if you post that someone can look at it to see if it can be modified to work with Intellicad.
Steve
The routine you previously used, was/is that a lisp routine?
If so maybe if you post that someone can look at it to see if it can be modified to work with Intellicad.
Steve
Re: I need to globally remove excess layer styles or layer filters.
#3Thanks, Steve, I tried purging but had no success. It was a VB routine as I used VBRUN to execute it.
I did find an Autodesk command called "FILTERS" and it has a counterpart in IntelliCAD!
So just type in "FILTERS" at the command line and a dialogue pops up. The names on the right are deleted and the names on the left are keepers with arrow keys to move them back and forth. Works like a champ.
I did find an Autodesk command called "FILTERS" and it has a counterpart in IntelliCAD!
So just type in "FILTERS" at the command line and a dialogue pops up. The names on the right are deleted and the names on the left are keepers with arrow keys to move them back and forth. Works like a champ.