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Jack Cheong
2008-03-25, 06:22 AM
I'm using ACAD 2008 Full
By default, the new drawing will start with Color Based PS (*.ctb)
How to Start a new drawing with Named Base PS (*.stb)
Anyone know abt this?
Thanks!
Jack Cheong
ccowgill
2008-03-25, 11:52 AM
I'm using ACAD 2008 Full
By default, the new drawing will start with Color Based PS (*.ctb)
How to Start a new drawing with Named Base PS (*.stb)
Anyone know abt this?
Thanks!
Jack Cheong
change your default template that is used to start a new drawing. I think the command is convertpstyles
dzatto
2008-03-25, 01:52 PM
You could go to file, new, then pick the STB template you want. Or you could go to options, under the file tab, template settings, default template file name for QNEW, and change that to the template you want so when you hit "new", it will load the correct template.
jbayne
2008-03-26, 11:47 AM
You can also try under options Plot and Publish - Plot Style Table Settings give it a Default plot style table. It is also in that window that you can specify CTB or STB for new drawings. I am not sure which one has precedence these settings or the template drawings but just something to check.
Jack Cheong
2008-03-27, 05:52 AM
change your default template that is used to start a new drawing. I think the command is convertpstyles
But...
It's still the same ? of:
How to create a template with Named base Plot Style
ccowgill
2008-03-27, 11:48 AM
But...
It's still the same ? of:
How to create a template with Named base Plot Style
open AutoCAD, change the setting to make it an stb drawing, and saveas a dwt file
dzatto
2008-03-27, 01:43 PM
Yep, or start with an OOTB .stb template and change it how you want it. I recommend always starting with an OOTB template since they have a lot of display reps and such already built into them.
Jack Cheong
2008-03-29, 09:02 AM
open AutoCAD, change the setting to make it an stb drawing, and saveas a dwt file
What is the details of changing the settings?
Yep, or start with an OOTB .stb template and change it how you want it. I recommend always starting with an OOTB template since they have a lot of display reps and such already built into them
Where is the OOTB.stb template?
thx for both of u
Jack Cheong
jaberwok
2008-03-29, 11:32 PM
What is the details of changing the settings?
Where is the OOTB.stb template?
thx for both of u
Jack Cheong
OOTB stands for "Out Of The Box" = as supplied.
He means, pick any one of the standard templates that is configured to use stb plotting.
ccowgill
2008-03-31, 12:02 PM
What is the details of changing the settings?
Where is the OOTB.stb template?
thx for both of u
Jack Cheong
To set a plot style table type for new drawings
Click Tools menu ->Options.At the command prompt, enter options.
In the Options dialog box, Plot and Publish tab, click the Plot Style Table Settings button.
In the Plot Style Table Settings dialog box, select Use Color-dependent Plot Styles or Use Named Plot Styles.
(Optional) In the Default Style Table box, select a default plot style table.
(Optional) If Use Named Plot Styles is selected, select plot styles to assign to Layer 0 and to new objects.
Click OK. NoteSetting plot style table types for new drawings does not affect existing drawings.
from 2009 help (the procedure is the same for 08)
dzatto
2008-03-31, 02:37 PM
OOTB stands for "Out Of The Box" = as supplied.
He means, pick any one of the standard templates that is configured to use stb plotting.
Thanks John!
Yeah, OOTB is just out of the box.
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