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How do you mask references in MicroStation?
1. To define the reference clipping mask’s position, place a fence over the desired clip area.
2. In the References dialog box’s list box, select the references to be masked.
3. Click the Mask Reference icon.
4. Turn on Use References Dialog List.
5. Enter a data point to accept the clip mask.
How do I change references in MicroStation?
A new powerful enhancement to V8i MicroStation is the ability to edit reference files with in the active design file. By simply right clicking a reference element the option will appear to Activate the reference which will allow for editing the reference file directly without switching files.16 août 2013
What is a reference in MicroStation?
Overview. A reference attachment is a model, or MicroStation file (. dgn) attached to and displayed with the active model for plotting or construction purposes. You can attach, as a reference, a model that resides in either the open DGN file, some other DGN file, or a DWG file.15 sept. 2015
How do I order references in MicroStation?
1. Go to File > Reference to open the References dialog box.
2. In the Reference dialog box, go to Settings > Update Sequence to open the Update Sequence dialog box.
3. In the Update Sequence dialog box select the Reference (or active file) and then click the up or down arrow buttons to move the file up or down.
How do I copy a reference in MicroStation?
Reference the file containing elements needed to copy, into Master file. Select the elements you wish to copy. Click “Copy” command. Snap (tentative) to a location and accept.31 août 2015
How do you mask an object in MicroStation?
1. Place an element to be used as the clipping element.
2. Select the Clip Volume view control.
3. In the tool settings, click the Apply Clip Mask By Element icon.
4. Identify the clipping element.
5. Accept the clipping element in the view to which you want masking applied.
How do you change the color of a reference in MicroStation?
1. In the master file, open the Level Manager.
2. On the left hand side, expand the tree under the master file name.
3. Select one of the references – the levels for that reference should display in the main section.
4. Change the Symbology toggle from ‘ByLevel’ to ‘Overrides’
How do I import a PDF into MicroStation?
1. Open the Raster Manager and attach the pdf, close Raster Manager.
2. Select the pdf file in the view and then go to Edit > Copy.
3. Go again to Edit > Paste Special and choose from the list the option Picture of.
What is a nested attachment?
hth. 0 Offline Ja’Shon Arrington Mon, Sep 28 2020 10:12 AM. A Nested Attachment is when a design file, that has its own reference attachments, is used as a reference. The Nested Attachment’s reference attachments are called nested references.27 sept. 2020
How do I bring something to the front in MicroStation?
MicroStation V8 2004 Edition – Use Edit > Bring to Front 07.24 and later, you can change the element order by first creating a selection set of the elements you want to bring to the front and then selecting Edit > Bring to Front. To make it even easier, just put order element front on a function key and away you go!13 mai 2008
How do you scale in MicroStation?
How do I copy an element from one DGN to another?
1. Select the element(s) you want to copy.
2. Set a tentative snap point on the basepoint about which you’d like to copy.
3. Menu Bar > Edit > Copy.
4. Open the drawing you’d like to copy into.
5. Menu Bar > Edit > Paste.
6. Ensure your settings in the “Paste from Clipboard” dialog box are correct (angle, x scale, y scale).
How do you cut a raster image in Microstation?
In the Raster Control tool box, select the Clip tool. In the tool settings, set Method to Fence or Element, as appropriate, and Mode to Clip Boundary. Fence is an available option only if a fence is present in the design. If more than one raster image is attached, identify the image to be clipped.
How do I cut a drawing in Microstation?
What is clip volume in Microstation?
Used to limit the displayed volume for a view to the region within a clipping element. This is useful for working within a limited volume of a model without being hindered by geometry outside the region of interest.