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Rich,<br>
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The nature of RI's is that they can either be created using a pen
and color value set to 'none' so they will inherit<br>
the current pen and color value. Or they can be 'hard-coded' by
setting a specific pen and color when they are<br>
drawn so that they will ignore the current pen and color values. Or
a combination of the two.<br>
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The advantage to assigning a pen and color to an RI is that you
never have to worry about setting the correct<br>
values again. They are simply a permanent part of the RI. In this
case, they cannot be changed unless the RI<br>
is 'frozen' (or 'exploded to use and AutoCAD term). Once frozen,
correct pen and color values can then be<br>
assigned. If you were to recreate (i.e. REMAKE) the modified RI at
that point and give it the same RI<br>
name and store it in the same RI library, it would overwrite the
master copy. Then all previously placed RI's<br>
of the same name would be immediately updated to the new pen and
color as well.<br>
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Hope this helps.<br>
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rich wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid:op.v9uf8lyhk04wbq@hpfixe" type="cite">Hello,
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I would like to change color of RI on my drawing.
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But these RI are done with a specific color and not with the "None
color".
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Is it possible ? I'm trying but the color doesn't change.
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Thanx in advance - Rich
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