Test everyone 13: What is the use of this set of functions in CAD in design drawings!
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This post was last edited by kareale88 on 2019-7-7 23:50 bg14.jpg Test everyone 13: What is the use of this set of functions in CAD in design drawings! As shown in the picture: Bylayer, Byblock.
bylayer means that the object properties use the properties of the layer it is on. byblock means that the object properties use the properties of the block it is in.
One refers to the layer and one refers to the block. For example, after adjusting the linear thickness of a layer as a whole, you can use bylayer to restore it with one click. What is the use of the latter one?
Bylayer is more commonly used, and the line type depends on the layer.； I haven't really used the other one yet.
This post was last edited by longxh28 on 2019-7-13 13:56, using color as an example: ByBlock means that if the object is not in a block, its display color is always white. If it is in a block, its display color is the same as the block that contains it, which means that as long as you change the color of the block, its color will change. This is like saying: You build a house (block), which is composed of doors, windows, and walls (picture elements). You set the color of the doors, windows, and walls to ByBlock. When you want to change the color, you only need to adjust the color of the house to red, and all the doors, windows, and walls will appear red. Rather than needing to adjust the color of doors, windows and walls one by one. Other line types and line widths are similar