Autodesk 057B1-41A111-1001 - AutoCAD LT 2010, Руководство пользователя

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An object whose plot style is set to BYLAYER inherits the plot style assigned
to its layer.
Use the Properties Inspector palette to change an object's plot style and the
Layers palette to change the plot style for a layer.
Because different plot style tables can be assigned to each layout and a named
plot style table can contain any number of plot styles, an object or layer may
have a plot style assigned to it that is not in every plot style table. In this case,
the plot style as missing in the Select Plot Style dialog box; the object's default
plotting properties are used. For example, named plot style table Style1 contains
plot styles A and B. Named plot style table Style2 contains plot styles B and
C. In a layout that uses Style1, any objects that use plot style C are listed as
having a missing plot style. Objects that are assigned plot style C in this layout
are plotted using their default settings.
Manage Named Plot Styles
You can add, delete, rename, and copy plot styles in a named plot style table
using the Plot Style Table Editor.
The Plot Style Table Editor is also used to change plot style settings for both
named and color-dependent plot style tables.
NOTE You cannot delete or edit the NORMAL plot style. Also, you cannot add,
delete, copy, or rename plot styles in a named plot style table if a color mapping
table has been attached to the plot style table. A color mapping table associates
every plot style with an ACI color.
See also:
Change Plot Style Settings (page 448)
Use Predefined Named Plot Style Tables
One additional named plot style table is installed for you to use beyond the
default plot style table. All named plot style tables have an .stb extension.
■ acadlt.stb: Default plot style table
■ Monochrome.stb: All colors plot as black
■ None: No plot style table applied
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