Print with different colors model space and layout space using the same ctb

[itacad]

Hi, in a file, on the model space I have associated colors to the layers that allow me to make some considerations, but if I use the project ctb I get a drawing that is too colorful.

So I created a layout, where I would like to use the same official ctb.

On the layout, however, in the layer window, for each layer that has a strange color I have assigned the color white in the "window color" column.

Is it possible to print the layout in such a way that the ctb refers to the "window colors"?

Greetings

 

[BIGAL]

In a layout viewport you have VPLAYER go over to right in layer command when in a viewport, it can be a different color to the model color. yeah had one of my guys do it I pulled my hair out trying to work out what he had done a simple fix.

[SLW210]

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[itacad]

I apologize, I didn't notice this dedicated section of the forum.

Thanks Bigal, I was lost in a glass of water (is that a saying you also use?)

[itacad]

Good morning, I add a question regarding the use of this feature.

It is very simple to change the colors on the layout of a series of layers, just select them, go to the "layout color" column and decide for all the selected layers the new color.
Is there an equally fast method to do the reverse operation? that is, bring the group of layers back to the model color.
Or if they have to change one by one in that case?

thanks

[nod684]

13 hours ago, itacad said:

Good morning, I add a question regarding the use of this feature.

It is very simple to change the colors on the layout of a series of layers, just select them, go to the "layout color" column and decide for all the selected layers the new color.
Is there an equally fast method to do the reverse operation? that is, bring the group of layers back to the model color.
Or if they have to change one by one in that case?

thanks

 

you mean change the overridden color of the layer? 

you can try the SETBYLAYER command

 

[itacad]

thanks, I didn't know this command that intrigues me, I will study it, but for my problem I found the solution, it was very simple