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Topic ClosedAutoCAD MEP - Single Device With Multiple Layers

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    Posted: 16.Sep.2014 at 19:45
Hi,

I am creating custom MEP devices and adding them to our custom tool pallet. When creating a single device, does anyone know how to make some elements of a device automatically go on a predefined layer while also have other elements of the same device automatically go on another predefined layerQuestion

(i.e: I create a panelboard device with panelboard symbol, clearance, and designation. When I add to the tool pallet and then i click on the panelboard icon it automatically puts the Panelboard on a layer E-Power, the Panelboard Clearance on E-Power-Clearance, and the Panelboard designation on E-Power-Text) 

Thanks in advance for your help,
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