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Good Morning all!

 

Xref in attached on a layer.

Layer is locked.

On the screen it looks faded.

 

Is there a setting so it doesn't look faded in options or elsewhere?

 

I have tried the Fade control under tab Display, but it is not effecting it :(

 

Have a great day!

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Please try the XDWGFADECTL setting. This setting controls general XREF fading and by setting it to 0 DWG XREF objects will not appear faded.

 

Response is courtesy of Chris Miller, AutoCAD Test Development as posted at the AutoCAD Insider.

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Please try the XDWGFADECTL setting. This setting controls general XREF fading and by setting it to 0 DWG XREF objects will not appear faded.

 

Response is courtesy of Chris Miller, AutoCAD Test Development as posted at the AutoCAD Insider.

 

ReMark, That system variable is controlled in Tools > Options Tab: Display Fade control and is not making a difference. Must be something else. You would think it would be the solution. Thanks for the tidbit on the AutoCAD insider.

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Sorry to hear that. I'll see what else I might be able to dig up.

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ReMark - well it does effect the fading somewhat. But it doesn't make appear as bright if the layer the xref is placed on is unlocked. Would like it as bright as it if the layer is unlocked or not. I can live with it if it can't be adjusted. lol

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I can put my shovel away and use a garden trowel instead?:unsure::lol:

 

Maybe there is a fixed limit to how little fade can be applied so one does not forget (visually) that xrefs are being used? I don't know for sure as I do not use the feature.

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ding, ding, ding - Thankyou SLW210! that is the answer. Setting it to a value of -90 did the trick. Awesome!! This post also will graduate me from Forum Newbie to the next level :D

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