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    Default Re: Layer for Title Block and Border

    As for creating a titleblock on layer 0...

    I have yet to see any title block composed of a single color. Typically the heavy lines are one color, the thin lines another; bold text and fine text also have different colors.

    Don't think of the titleblock as a block symbol, but rather as a drawing in it's own right. Under those conditions, nothing should be drawn on layer 0.

    When you xreference the titleblock drawing into your sheet, the National CAD Standards cad layering guidelines describes the annotation layer **-****-TTLB as being used for "Border and Title Block"

    The layer **-****-TITL is for drawing or detail titles

    You must fill in the **-**** for your own discipline. As an engineering firm where we're handling 6 disciplines for a project, I prefer the titleblock go on layer G-ANNO-TTLB (general, annotation, titleblock).

    Mitch Mermel
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    Matern Professional Engineering
    Maitland, Fl
    (and yes, I keep the NCS open on my desk)

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    Default Re: Layer for Title Block and Border

    We place out Borders on a Border layer.....

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    Default Re: Layer for Title Block and Border

    Quote Originally Posted by caddmpm
    As for creating a titleblock on layer 0...

    I have yet to see any title block composed of a single color. Typically the heavy lines are one color, the thin lines another; bold text and fine text also have different colors.

    Don't think of the titleblock as a block symbol, but rather as a drawing in it's own right. Under those conditions, nothing should be drawn on layer 0.

    When you xreference the titleblock drawing into your sheet, the National CAD Standards cad layering guidelines describes the annotation layer **-****-TTLB as being used for "Border and Title Block"

    The layer **-****-TITL is for drawing or detail titles

    You must fill in the **-**** for your own discipline. As an engineering firm where we're handling 6 disciplines for a project, I prefer the titleblock go on layer G-ANNO-TTLB (general, annotation, titleblock).

    Mitch Mermel
    CADD Manager
    Matern Professional Engineering
    Maitland, Fl
    (and yes, I keep the NCS open on my desk)
    That gets my vote too!

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