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#51360 - 10/17/12 09:58 AM How to hide gaskets & weld gaps in current layer?
RichardD Offline
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CW2013 running finally!

I see that the gaskets & weld gaps are in the current .prj layer.
How can I hide or turn them off for plotting without changing them to a different layer?

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RDO
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#51362 - 10/17/12 12:38 PM Re: How to hide gaskets & weld gaps in current layer? [Re: RichardD]
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You assign a layer override in your PRJ for those. Then you turn that layer off before plotting.
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#51364 - 10/17/12 01:05 PM Re: How to hide gaskets & weld gaps in current layer? [Re: RichardD]
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R,
Ok,assign a layer overrride in exactly where in the prj?

thx,
RDO
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#51367 - 10/17/12 03:18 PM Re: How to hide gaskets & weld gaps in current layer? [Re: RichardD]
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At the Edit Component section. You can type in a new layer name. I use _Bolts.





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#51371 - 10/17/12 10:57 PM Re: How to hide gaskets & weld gaps in current layer? [Re: RichardD]
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The SYSVIS command has been mentioned before as a workaround. It works pretty well.
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#51374 - 10/18/12 09:07 AM Re: How to hide gaskets & weld gaps in current layer? [Re: RichardD]
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Edited said layer to system, apply, save prj. reload dwg, set spec, and pipe a weld gap and gasket, wg & gasket still is on 150 layer.
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#51376 - 10/18/12 09:17 AM Re: How to hide gaskets & weld gaps in current layer? [Re: RichardD]
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it adds a _ to the name of the layer so it will put them on the _system layer.

unfortunately, at least in my case, it still puts them in as the same color as the spec layer. It's annoying, but at least they are on a non-plotting layer

edit: Now I feel silly for overlooking the color index.


Edited by mphipps (10/18/12 11:02 AM)

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#51377 - 10/18/12 10:16 AM Re: How to hide gaskets & weld gaps in current layer? [Re: RichardD]
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mphipps!

The a_ is the winner! Many thanks!

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#52152 - 12/13/12 04:09 PM Re: How to hide gaskets & weld gaps in current layer? [Re: RichardD]
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bumping this thread as I noticed a "bug" with the layers.

I currently have the bolts/gaskets coming in on the _system layer as indicated in the .prj file.

If I double click on a gasket or bolt to open up the component edit, as soon as I close out of it by selecting "ok", it changes to the spec layer.

It seems to happen with any component not on the spec layer, but for our purposes, the _system layer (gaskets/bolts) is the only non-spec layer indicated in the .prj

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