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To remove all overrides from a selected layer
5 Make the layout viewport active in which you want to remove all viewport overrides from a layer.
6 Click Format menu
➤
Layer Management
➤
Layer Manager.
7 In the list of layers, right-click the layer from which you want to remove all overrides, and click Remove
Viewport Overrides for
➤
Selected Layers.
8 Click one of these two commands:
■
In Current Viewport only: This will remove all overrides from the selected layer in the current viewport
only.
■
In All Viewports: This will remove all overrides from the selected layer in all layout viewports, and
reset them to their global properties.
To remove all overrides from all overridden layers
9 Make the layout viewport active in which you want to remove all viewport layer overrides.
10 Click Format menu
➤
Layer Management
➤
Layer Manager.
11 In the list of layers, right-click any layer, and click Remove Viewport Overrides for
➤
All Layers.
12 Click one of these two commands:
■
In Current Viewport only: This will remove all overrides from all layers in the current viewport only.
■
In All Viewports: This will remove all overrides from all layers in all layout viewports, and reset them
to their global properties.
13 Click OK.
Working with Layer Groups
With the Layer Manager, you can create different layer groups to produce working views and backgrounds from large
building data sets. Layer groups help you work more efficiently in drawings that have many layers. You can change
the settings of a layer group to apply the changes to all layers in the group at one time. For example, you can lock a
layer group to lock all the layers in the filter.
Types of Layer Groups
There are five types of layer groups:
Description Type
Is always present and lists all the layers and other layer groups in the
drawing. All
Lists any layers in external reference files linked with the current
drawing. This group is automatically created when you xref a drawing
into the current drawing. Xref
Contain layers that you have assigned to them. group filters
Contain layers based on a filter that you specify for the group. You
can base filters on layer names and other layer properties. property filters
Contain layers associated with a specified standards category. layer standards filters
Rules for Layer Groups
The following group rules apply when you are creating and working with layer groups:
■
You can list a layer in more than one layer group.
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