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[bizio_88]

Good morning to all,
I have a question to ask you about hiding autocad quotas.
I have this situation that I would like to improve and speed up:
1- I have a design in autocad divided into three layouts, layout model, layout 1, layout 2
2- In the model space, the quotas identifying both production measures and treatment measures, coatings, etc.
3- in layout 1 I create the print page dedicated to production and in layout 2 I create the print page dedicated to other works where, in both hidden and visible straight layouts certain quotas (currently the freezes from the layout as I have already seen explained on the forum)

so far everything is working and I don't have much trouble making it, my question is this:

exists a command to hide and/or freeze the object, share etc in certain layouts? without creating new quota layers?

 

[Tristan]

exists a command to hide and/or freeze the object, share etc in certain layouts? without creating new quota layers?

non mi risulta...

 

[Cristallo]

for each single layout no. There is the hideobjects command with which you hide objects without extinguishing layers, but it synchronizes on all layouts and pattern.

 

[bizio_88]

Thank you so much to both of you.
I imagine there is no specific sin command.
I was much easier as I happen to have to print those drawings in pdf but removing the tolerances, the procedure I use is as follows:
1- I drew all quotas on a layer called quotas (imaginative
2- within the model space and through the quick selection select all quotas of the quota layer
3- in properties remove tolerances

reconnecting me to the first argument, if I create two layers quotas 1 and quota 2 the procedure to clear the tolerances works but I have to be careful to select all the layers and I already know that sometimes I run away

 

[dieva]

You could solve this:
- Makes the quotation style count.
- draw your odds by setting a annotative scale, example 1:100
- go to the paper space and assign to the window where you have to see the quotas the property "anotative scale" = to 1:100 (then reset the scale of the viewport that will surely be changed during the allocation of the year)
- in the window where you do not have to see the odds assigns an ungenerated annotative scale.... example 8:1

to make everything work you need:
1 - the variable annoallvisible is equal 0 (with 0 the annotative quotas that do not have the current annotative scale disappear)
2 - the annual variable is equal -1 (with -1 each time the current annotative scale is changed is not assigned to existing annotative quotas)

 

[bizio_88]

Bye to all,
I tried your solutions, they all work.
Unfortunately I realized that changing such a white point method becomes complicated.
I started with some little change, I will apply them over time.

Thank you very much