Splines are done from the spline menu (this is for Delta Cad V6). lines can be offset using the parallel line function. You can turn layers on and off at will.Īs to offsetting. If you need to do multiple tracings on top of the image, use layers instead. What I would do is retain only one image in the file. All operations are slowing down, some operations don't complete, etc. At this point, the file size is getting rather large ~8 meg. The Layers list of the Layers Manager is reduced to the Layers which meet the criteria of the selected. To display the Layers matching the criteria of a filter: In the filter tree view, select a Layer filter name. Select the filter to delete and click Delete. I have to save the file, exit Delta Cad, then re-enter, then I can do it a third, maybe a fourth time. To delete filters: In the Layers Manager dialog box, click Edit Filters. I can import an image of 2.7 meg, copy the image and paste it once. Merge the layer that will not delete or purge to another layer: In the Layers Manager select the layer that will not delete and right click. Try renaming the layer, and after it is renamed then try to delete the layer. I have Delta Cad v4.0 (I know I should update). Select the Layer and click 'OK' to delete it. For one, it only handles BMPs, and well, you saw what happens when importing images while set at a scale other than 1. Make sure you edit them while you are in the correct layer or you may accidentally change its layer.I think the "mess this up" button is an automatic feature in Delta Cad.ĭC does not handle images well. Even though they appear to be occupying the same space they must be edited separately. NOTE: these are now two separate objects. Now you have an identical object on two separate layers. change the layer of the object(s) you just created (note: this will affect the topmost object only and will leave the original object on its original layer).this creates an identical object "on top" of the original object."anchor" (using the mouse pointer) the selection in the same EXACT location as your previous base point.click on the "move selected objects" button.click the copy button making sure it turns "red".set a "base point" on any part of the object(s) (if selecting a circle use the center).It just dawned on me that you are trying to "copy" an object to another layer so that it will be present on both layers, correct? Your object was just moved to the layer of your choice! Double-click on the layer you want to move the object to.You must select 'Geoprocessing, then CLIP' (note that you must have your. click on the "change layer of selected objects" button The easiest thing is to select the layer you want to keep and give it a clip: You must have your layers in 'start editing'.
Click on the object that you want moved.This will ALL be done from within the "select" tab It makes absolutely no difference what layer you are currently in because all the layers are "on" (viewable) by default unless you specifically turn them off, so you should be able to view and manipulate any object at this point. Now that you have created all the layers needed for your drawing you can move objects around to different layers easily. Layers can be created at any time, so don't worry if you forget to include some of them at this point. Think of it as if you are moving from one house to another, wouldn't make much sense to pack your things without knowing where you were going does it? So, one of the very first things you do BEFORE drawing anything in CAD is to determine what layers are needed so that they are created ahead of time. There are many problems with the way you are trying to move your objects, so Instead of trying to break it down little by little i'll just start from scratch to show you the easiest way to do what you want to accomplish.įirst of all, if you are wanting to change the layer of an object you must have already created the "destination" layer first. First, let me tell you that I deleted your second post because it was a bit redundant and i'll be answering all your questions here in this posting.
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