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    Default Re: Ideas for a magical lisp routine

    I've got LISP for this. It looks to the host layer settings (including freeze, plot/non-plot, etc.) and then applies them to XREF-dependent layers with matching names. This came about because certain clients didn't have a lot of variation in their layer colors; that's fine for when you're drafting everything in 2D but in 3D *everything* would be GREEN (or CYAN, or RED, etc.) which is horrible for review purposes. So we use a much wider variety of colors in the model, and use the overrides to present drawings that the client likes.

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    Hi,

    What's the chance I could grab a copy of the LISP to have a look at and potentially modify to suit my needs?

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    Default Re: Ideas for a magical lisp routine

    Quote Originally Posted by Opie View Post
    Script files would work, but are not as automated as exporting a layer state.
    "automated"?

    If you use a defined, finite set of layers in each DWG, it works great.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Asmundr View Post
    Hi,

    What's the chance I could grab a copy of the LISP to have a look at and potentially modify to suit my needs?

    K
    Sorry - it's both proprietary and highly dependent on a library's worth of other functions.

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