The CAD is followed by the block byblock(国外英文资料).docVIP

The CAD is followed by the block byblock(国外英文资料) In the CAD2004 object feature, the ByLayer is followed by the layer ByBlock. What does that mean? 1) bylayer is an English phrase, which means on the level. With CAD drawing, is a very important function layer and informally, transparent layer overlap is like a piece of paper, a piece of transparent paper is a layer, when we are drawing will graphics on the transparent paper, different graphics or graphic elements can draw on different layers (if you like). Layers contain many features, such as lines, colors, lines, and print styles, which can be set by the layer manager. When drawing graphic elements, if the graphic elements of form, color, thickness, print styles such as specified as bylayer, painted graphic elements will have a place layer feature set, of course you also can be designated for other graphical elements features, its designated as type except bylayer. 2) for example JMD layer, and red in color, the layer of a line set as bylayer color, then the line color is red, and will change with JMD layer color changes; If you set it to byblock, the color is white, nothing to do with the color of the layer. 3) that is, the layer of the layer that you are currently selecting is the original line and color of the bylayer. Byblock with solution. 4) according to the layer by layer mean, according to the diagram block by block mean. I understand, so, for example: a block diagram, select it, if the color or line width is set to by layer, so the color of it and the characteristics of line width will lie with the layer (layer features preset of the manager) is consistent; If set to by block, it will be consistent with the feature set in the graph block (open to the block editor). Of course, if it is a normal picture line (not a block), it is the same as by layer or by block because there is no block. 5) bylayer: if you choose to bylayer, graphic color, nature and the inside of the layer manager Settings as byblock: this