Merge two layers into new one?
Merge two layers into new one?
(OP)
Does anybody have LISP code to combine layers. I have hundreds of drawings with several old legacy layers that use improper colors, resulting in incorrect pen assignments. Is there a way to "merge" two layers into a single "new" layer without "changing" all entities?
If that's not possible, all entities on each of the old layers could be automatically "changed" to respective new standard layers. I could write this from scratch but it would save me a few hours if someone has done this before.
Thanks for your help!
Tim Luxon
tbluxon@yahoo.com
If that's not possible, all entities on each of the old layers could be automatically "changed" to respective new standard layers. I could write this from scratch but it would save me a few hours if someone has done this before.
Thanks for your help!
Tim Luxon
tbluxon@yahoo.com





RE: Merge two layers into new one?
Pick Express/Layers/Layer merge
Steve Smith
Product Engineer
Staco Energy Products Co.
www.stacoenergy.com
RE: Merge two layers into new one?
Thanks,
Tim Luxon
RE: Merge two layers into new one?
2. SELECT ALL.
3. CHANGE LAYER TO THE NEW LAYER.
4. TURN THE LAYERS BACK ON.
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6 - SAVE THE DRAWING
7 - OPEN THE NEXT DRAWING
If the methods above become tiresome due to repetition for each drawing, then ask for a VBA routine (easier than Lisp)to do it for a whole directory of dwgs, according to a layerConversion.txt list.
I might spend some weekend hours on this, if asked.
tigrek@hotpop.com
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