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How do I GREY out references in MicroStation?
1. Use a pen table to “screen” the output in various references.
2. In the References dialog, select the reference(s) you want to “screen” and then select Settings > Adjust Colors
How do I edit a reference in MicroStation?
In MicroStation go with the cursor on a element of the reference file, which you want to edit, right mouse click and select “Activate”. The reference file will become the active file; the master file is inactive and grayed out. You can edit the elements of the reference file in the same MicroStation dialogue.
How do you highlight references in MicroStation?
Well, now you can easily see the reference file by highlighting it’s elements and/or graphical boundary. From the References dialog select Settings > Hilite and then the option of your choice. The results will be rather obvious.17 jui. 2008
How do I change reference priority 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 edit a pen table in Microstation?
1. In the Print dialog box, from the Pen Table menu, choose Edit. If a pen table is loaded, the Modify Pen Table dialog box opens.
2. In the Files list box, select the pen table.
3. Click OK. The selected pen table is loaded and the Modify Pen Table dialog box opens.
What is pen table?
Pen tables are used to change the characteristics of elements for printed output. In other words, to make certain items appear differently when plotted than they appear on the screen while designing, a pen table can be used.17 nov. 2011
How do I move a reference in MicroStation?
1. In the References dialog box’s list box, select the references that you want to move in the active model.
2. Turn on Display, Snap, and Locate.
3. Click the Move References icon.
4. In the tool settings window, turn on Use References Dialog List.
How do you edit a viewport in MicroStation?
Open the References Dialog (can be opened from menu File > References) The attached models/files will be listed in the References dialog. Select the reference in question, right click and choose Activate from the pop-up menu. The elements in the reference can now be edited like working inside a Viewport.2 jui. 2014
Where do I find references in MicroStation?
1. Go to the menu Tools > Key-in.
2. Enter the Key-in: dialog reference open.
3. Reference Dialog opens.
How do I merge references in MicroStation?
From the Reference dialog, select Tools > Merge Into Master, or simply right click a reference attachment and select the option from the pick-list. At this point, MicroStation will ask you to select the view at which time you would enter a datapoint.19 mai 2008
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 add XREF in MicroStation?
How do I change the order of display levels 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
What is priority in MicroStation?
In Level Manager setting a Priority will change the entire level display order. All elements drawn on the level are changed. Set Fill to be behind all, Set Lines to be on top of all.18 août 2016
How do you use a pen table?
1. In MicroStation select “File->Print”
2. In the Print dialog select “Resymbolization->New Pen table” then type the name of your new pen table.
3. In the “Modify Pen Table” windows, select “Map Pen Colors”
4. Click “Create” to create a blank color mapping table.