Topic: xref color change

[dussla]

i made xref object

as i selected xref object , i would like to change xref all layers color

1.all xrefs color -> bylayer
2.all xrefs color -> bylock
3.all layers clolor in 1xref object -> bylayer
4.all layers clolor in 1xref object -> byblock
5.1 layer color in 1 xref object -> bylayer
6.1 layer color in 1 xref object -> byblock
possbile is these ?

i will wait your good answer ~~~
thank you
and good day~

[daron]

Not sure how good the answer could be. Numbers, 1 and two are pointless and I mean that as I see it, doing that wouldn't produce any results. 3-6, you determine that in the original drawing. 1-6, you can't have both at the same time. That, or I don't understand what you're looking for.

[Joe Burke]

See my reply in the Autodesk customization NG.

I detest these cross-posts!

[MP]

I detest these cross-posts!

Whoa dude, off the meds again?

[CADaver]

See my reply in the Autodesk customization NG.

I detest these cross-posts!

hmmm... considering that many of us no longer troll the Autodesk groups, I'm not sure this would be considered a cross-post.  I for one would be interested in your solution, but not so much as to drag through the Adesk forum for it.

[daron]

See my reply in the Autodesk customization NG.

I detest these cross-posts!

hmmm... considering that many of us no longer troll the Autodesk groups, I'm not sure this would be considered a cross-post.  I for one would be interested in your solution, but not so much as to drag through the Adesk forum for it.

As would I, considering I still haven't made sense of what it is that is being asked for.

[Keith™]

See my reply in the Autodesk customization NG.

I detest these cross-posts!

Flaming is not required, but a link would be nice.

cross posting only happens when the posting site(s) are not independent ... thus if one posts at Autodesk NG and theswamp, it is not considered cross posting ... because they are INDEPENDENT of one another.

Imagine if there were only 1 web site allowed to have a post on a particular subject. Search engines would only show 1 relevant web page .. because other pages would be disallowed under your obvious definition of cross posting.

I would suggest that if you find duplicate questions by a single author in various forums that are independent of one another, you should either provide a link to the site providing the most accurate answer or simply ignore the post.