![]() ![]() This JPG shows the results of my work on color domination. The last created layer (Edited, anyone?) dominates the view regardless of color. I had to use the "Move to the bottom of the Z-order" function to return the line to its "hidden" state.Īs to the question of any possible color domination between levels when more than one level is On, the answer apparently is that there is NOT one. When I used Edit/Undo the line's thickness returned to Normal but it remained in view. I did locate an out of view line (not so easy) using the Ctrl-E function, changed it from a Normal to a Thick line and watched it appear on the top of three On layers. I have not tried all of the possibilities. It appears that anything that you can do that will edit a layer will move it to the topmost "visual layer". I confirmed this before reading his post.Ģ) If you Select all of the content on a layer, move it to a new location and then use Edit/Undo, the entire layer will be moved to the top.ģ) Based on 2), if you Select one or more objects on a layer, move it to a new location and then use Edit/Undo, the one or more objects will be moved to the top.Ĥ) Once on top you can use the Ctrl-E function to move any single object out of view. Here is what I have found.ġ) i44troll's answer is correct. I have spent some time playing with the problem. The attachments to this post show the basic pool, one deck cover, the pool cover and all three on at the same time. This may be the key to my problem in that if I choose the proper colors my problem may be fixed. I read another post re a box and its cover that implied that the fill colors were important. The pool cover was always occluded by the deck covers. I tried to go back to my "happy camper days". Then "What did I do?" I turned some layers on and off to do some other work. Explicitly the pool cover's colored area where it overlapped the deck covers occluded the deck covers. The basic pool and deck appeared with the deck covers visually overlaying the basic pool and the pool cover overlaying all of them and everything visible. When I rendered the Pool cover while everything was displayed, I achieved the effect that I wanted. One is the pool cover filled with a different color. Six are segments of the deck with filled portions in color. One contains the basic pool and deck outlines (black on white). There are eight components that I have rendered on eight layers. This involves using plastic sheeting and water bags to cover the deck and the pool. DeltaCad is much easier to use and just as effective for design purposes.I decided to use DeltaCad to document the winterization of my pool. I do not wish to go back to Autocad, nor do I wish to learn Chief Architect. Doors and Windows can be any color within a layer representing a floorplan, yet the accepted standard for text is yellow. ![]() ![]() It would appear that while there are standards for Layers it would seem its anybody's choice for objects within a layer. I am trying to set up templates to facilitate drawing. I am now getting requests to comply with AIA and ISO Layer and Color Standards. I guess i was still thinking i was in Autocad. You will have to contact for bug reporting becauseĭeltaCad Users Group is not affiliated with the developers of DeltaCad Midnight Software. * Switch your screen back to white and see if text colors come out correctly. * Reboot your computer and try again to see if it will fix the problem. * Try different Text colors, if all the text come out white then there could be a bug in DeltaCad. * Each of the 7 different types of objects (Point, Line, Circle, Shape, Text, Dimension and Spline) can be a different color at the same time. You can use all of the 160 predefined colors or millions of custom colors on each layer. * Layers and colors are separate from each other. When you were in the TEXT tab was the color box at the top Yellow before you inserted the text? (06-08-2017, 09:05 AM)AlwMVMO Wrote: Yes, you set the color that you want no matter what the layer is called. ![]()
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