We are excited to let you know about a mid-year update to the online Help for AutoCAD 2013, AutoCAD LT 2013, and AutoCAD Mechanical 2013.
These updates just went live today September 12, 2012 in both the product and online.
The updates include new content, as well as search enhancements, Help filters, the new Hitchhiker’s Guide to AutoCAD, additional reference links for Command and System Variables, and more.
Many of the features we’ve added are a direct response to your feedback and some may be English only.
Cheers,
Shaan
Hello!
I am having a problem. How can I change a color in AutoCad file for, lets say topographical heights if they all are defined as yellow (defined as level 57). And there are hundreds of them. How can I change color for this “level 57”, so I don’t have to change these heights one by one, but all even level units at one time?
Any respond will be appreciated!
Thanks!
This is actually quite easy with a few methods like QSELECT, Filters or other methods to do this in one simple operation. Let me make a blog post today or tomorrow explaining how to accomplish this and answer your question.
http://autodesk.blogs.com/between_the_lines/2012/09/how-to-make-quick-edits-to-multiple-objects-in-autocad-qselect-filter-bam.html
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TITLE: The Latest AutoCAD Help Update Feedback Response
BLOG NAME: Between the Lines
There has been some recent discussions about the built-in help system in AutoCAD 2013, both positive and some criticism. As our longtime users know, AutoCAD help has been through many evolutions.
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TITLE: How to Make Quick Edits to Multiple Objects in AutoCAD QSELECT FILTER BAM!
BLOG NAME: Between the Lines
A commenter on this blog asked how they could change several objects without having to select one by one and modify them. I did not ask if they were paid hourly wages as that might make the long method beneficial on the paycheck, but for this tip we wi…