Yes it can be done by filtering in other ways but the layer combination would be very simple for my situation.
What I have is a floor waste object that is shown on our floor plans.
But for our electrical plans it is not really necessary so I would like to hide it.
Yes I could create a new layer, put the floor waste in that layer and update the layer combinations - but I am talking about 100s if not 1000s of existing jobs (project home builder).
Using the layer combination in the graphic override would mean simply importing an amended GO (or just adding a new rule) that makes the object white when ever the electrical layer combination is active.
Same object, same layers, same layer combinations - just a tweak to add a new rule to the existing GO combination.
What I am resorting to now is a new rule to filter the object by name.
However this means that I also have to create a new GO combination and apply it to my electrical plan views.
So a little more work.
Just trying to simplify it as much as possible and not confuse or create too much work for our 60+ users.
Barry.
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