No-Plot This!

November 17, 2011 by Leave a Comment

Take a moment and tell me what your firm uses for a no-plot color.  Just wanted to take the pulse on this “topic.”  This doesn’t imply STB or CTB, just the color associated with a layer. I suppose it does imply that object color is BYLAYER. If it isn’t, then you’re in violation of the International CAD Code.  :)

[Edit 11/23/2011 So the results are all over the board.  Even the "other" responses were varied; 211, Brown, 124, 101, 160, 49, 245 and a true color 255,255,255. Although layers can be set to no plot, we are still grounded in the idea that a color implies results.]

Thanks for your help!

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Hi… Please see my LinkedIn profile for complete experience history. If you’re completely lost about what a LinkedIn profile might be, here’s the “quick to the slow” version (my apologies to Dr Seuss fans): After 15 years in the Civil Engineering business, an old contact who happened to be the owner of Microsol Resources, reached out and asked me to work for him. I was nervous to leave the practice behind. But I did and enjoyed my time there. That time came to an end recently when I became an economic statistic. With what can only be described as an act of God, I received and accepted a job offer in less than a month. I am know working for Kling Stubbins in Philadelphia as a Senior Civil Engineer doing a bit of everything, ranging from the every day engineering to support and direction for their civil and architectural applications.

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