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00:06
In this video, we're going to create a new point style and assign it to the points that are in this drawing.
00:15
To create a new point style, what you have to do is you have to go to the Toolspace and go to the Settings tab.
00:21
Inside the Settings tab, under Points, you can navigate to the Point Styles dropdown.
00:28
Inside of here is all of the point styles that are associated with this drawing.
00:32
To create a new one, you right click on the Point Styles folder and select New.
00:38
This will open up a point style creation window box for a new point style.
00:43
We're going to go ahead and call this new point style CALC because it's going to be the point style associated with our CALC points from earlier.
00:50
And we'll navigate to the next tab, which will define how our marker is displayed.
00:54
And you can for a marker, use an AutoCAD point for marker, you can use a custom marker defined by these traits inside of this custom marker style box,
01:03
or you can use an AutoCAD block for a symbol.
01:06
You can define a marker rotation angle and you can also define your marker size.
01:12
The marker size can be defined using the drawing scale and you can set the drawing scale size that you want to have it at.
01:19
You can also use a fixed scale.
01:21
You can use a size and absolute units and you can use a size relative to your view.
01:28
I'm going to go ahead and create a new marker style that is a plus sign with a circle.
01:34
I'm going to move on to the 3D geometry and this is where you can define how you want that point to be displayed in 3-dimensional space,
01:41
and do you want to use the point elevation, flatten points to a specific elevation, or exaggerate the points by a scale factor.
01:48
I'm going to leave the points at their specified elevation.
01:51
Then you move on to the Display tab,
01:53
where you can choose how that point is going to be displayed in plan view, model view, profile view, and section view.
01:60
And then you have the Summary tab, which goes over all of the selections that you've made on the previous tabs.
02:06
So I'm going to go ahead and hit "Apply" and hit "OK".
02:09
And now down inside of our Point Styles, you'll see that we now have a CALC point style.
02:14
To apply this point style, what you need to do is navigate back to the Prospector window and go to Points and you can choose Edit Points,
02:24
and we could go into this Panorama window and force the style by selecting and shift selecting and clicking on that standard and then choosing CALC.
02:36
However, because CALC is part of a description key set, if we ever applied the description key sets back into the drawing,
02:44
then our marker style would be switched back to standard, because in our description key set, our style for our marker is set to standard.
02:53
So what I'm going to go ahead and do is I'm going to jump back into Settings,
02:57
and I'm going to jump back into Points, back into Description Key sets and I'm going to edit my keys.
03:04
I'm going to go find CALC and I'm going to choose my style and I'm going to set that style to CALC and select "OK" and confirm.
03:14
And then I'm going to navigate back into the Prospector tab, I'm going to go back to Points, I'm going to right click, I'm going to click Select,
03:21
and then I'm going to right click again and apply my description keys.
03:25
And now you'll see that if I zoom in on a point, our new marker style that we just created has been applied to our CALC points.
00:06
In this video, we're going to create a new point style and assign it to the points that are in this drawing.
00:15
To create a new point style, what you have to do is you have to go to the Toolspace and go to the Settings tab.
00:21
Inside the Settings tab, under Points, you can navigate to the Point Styles dropdown.
00:28
Inside of here is all of the point styles that are associated with this drawing.
00:32
To create a new one, you right click on the Point Styles folder and select New.
00:38
This will open up a point style creation window box for a new point style.
00:43
We're going to go ahead and call this new point style CALC because it's going to be the point style associated with our CALC points from earlier.
00:50
And we'll navigate to the next tab, which will define how our marker is displayed.
00:54
And you can for a marker, use an AutoCAD point for marker, you can use a custom marker defined by these traits inside of this custom marker style box,
01:03
or you can use an AutoCAD block for a symbol.
01:06
You can define a marker rotation angle and you can also define your marker size.
01:12
The marker size can be defined using the drawing scale and you can set the drawing scale size that you want to have it at.
01:19
You can also use a fixed scale.
01:21
You can use a size and absolute units and you can use a size relative to your view.
01:28
I'm going to go ahead and create a new marker style that is a plus sign with a circle.
01:34
I'm going to move on to the 3D geometry and this is where you can define how you want that point to be displayed in 3-dimensional space,
01:41
and do you want to use the point elevation, flatten points to a specific elevation, or exaggerate the points by a scale factor.
01:48
I'm going to leave the points at their specified elevation.
01:51
Then you move on to the Display tab,
01:53
where you can choose how that point is going to be displayed in plan view, model view, profile view, and section view.
01:60
And then you have the Summary tab, which goes over all of the selections that you've made on the previous tabs.
02:06
So I'm going to go ahead and hit "Apply" and hit "OK".
02:09
And now down inside of our Point Styles, you'll see that we now have a CALC point style.
02:14
To apply this point style, what you need to do is navigate back to the Prospector window and go to Points and you can choose Edit Points,
02:24
and we could go into this Panorama window and force the style by selecting and shift selecting and clicking on that standard and then choosing CALC.
02:36
However, because CALC is part of a description key set, if we ever applied the description key sets back into the drawing,
02:44
then our marker style would be switched back to standard, because in our description key set, our style for our marker is set to standard.
02:53
So what I'm going to go ahead and do is I'm going to jump back into Settings,
02:57
and I'm going to jump back into Points, back into Description Key sets and I'm going to edit my keys.
03:04
I'm going to go find CALC and I'm going to choose my style and I'm going to set that style to CALC and select "OK" and confirm.
03:14
And then I'm going to navigate back into the Prospector tab, I'm going to go back to Points, I'm going to right click, I'm going to click Select,
03:21
and then I'm going to right click again and apply my description keys.
03:25
And now you'll see that if I zoom in on a point, our new marker style that we just created has been applied to our CALC points.
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