In this example, if FLOOR1$0$WALL already existed in the drawing, the xref-dependent layer FLOOR1|WALL would be renamed FLOOR1$1$WALL. The number in $ n$ is automatically increased if a local named object with the same name already exists. In this manner, unique named objects are created for all xref-dependent definition tables bound to the current drawing.įor example, if you have an xref named FLOOR1 containing a layer named WALL, after binding the xref, the xref-dependent layer FLOOR1|WALL becomes a locally defined layer named FLOOR1$0$WALL. Xref-dependent named objects are changed from blockname|definitionname to blockname$n$definitionname syntax. Bindīinds the selected DWG reference to the current drawing. Note: Unlike attached external references, overlaid external references are not included when the drawing is attached or overlaid as an external reference to another drawing.The following options are displayed. Press Enter to attach the file as an underlay (attachment). Specifies whether to attach this file as an underlay or an overlay. When a file is Overlaid, it should not have any children/grandchildren objects in the drawing from that file.Īnswer (from the Help file, Attach command): Layer settings are saved with the current drawing's layer table and persist from session to session. Xref-dependent layer changes made in the current drawing take precedence. When the current drawing is reopened, the layer table is reloaded from the reference drawing, and the current drawing reflects all of those layer property settings.
Changes made to xref-dependent layers in the current drawing are valid in the current session only and are not saved with the drawing. The layer table, as stored in the reference drawing (xref), takes precedence. Hello eljefe7734, and welcome to the Forums!Ī restatement of post #2, for emphasis and clarity!Ĭontrols the properties of xref-dependent layers.Ĭontrols visibility, color, linetype, lineweight, and plot styles.
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