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Function Description: The CECOLOR system variable is used to set color for new objects. Type : Strings Saved in : Drawing Initial value : BYLAER The following are valid value:BYLAYER or BYBLOCK;Index Color: an integer ranges from 1 to 255, or names... Read More

Function Description: The DIMTFILLCLR system variable is used to set color for the background of dimension text. Type : Integer Saved in : Drawing Initial value : 0 The color number displays in "Select Color" dialog box. Users could select "BYBLOCK"... Read More

Function Description: The OBSCUREDCOLOR system variable is used to specify the color of obscured lines. Type : Integer Saved in : Drawing Initial value : 257 System Variable Value: 0 : Drawing 256 : set color by ByLayer 257 : set color by ByEntity or... Read More

You can visually distinguish objects by using colors, either by assigning a color to an object by layer or independently of layer. If you assign a color by layer, it will help you to distinguish the layers with your drawing. You can also use... Read More

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Function Description: The HPCOLOR system variable is used to set the default color for new hatch pattern. Type : Strings Saved in : Drawing Initial value : Current value Valid value including: "." is used to apply current color set in CECOLOR system... Read More

Function Description: The HPBACKGROUNDCOLOR system variable is set the background color of hatch pattern. Type : Strings Saved in : Registry Initial value : None Valid values:"None" or "." to apply no background color Index Color: an integer between... Read More

The CDORDER command Set the drawing order of selected objects by their color number. Command Access: Command : CDORDER You can specify the drawing order by the color priority, the first color on the left list is in front and the last color is in... Read More

There are many methods to generate duplicates of objects in your drawing, such as COPY , OFFSET , MIRROR and ARRAY . Copy Objects Duplicates of objects can be generated at a specified distance and direction from the originals. Use coordinates,... Read More

You can use object properties or object types to include or exclude objects in or from a selection set. If you want to filter selection sets by property (like color) and by object type, you can use Quick Select (QSELECT) from the Properties palette ... Read More