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Topic ClosedLayer Locking & Fading

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    Posted: 27.May.2010 at 10:58
Hey guys,
 
Just moved over to AutoCAD Architecture 2011.
 
Really cant wrap my head around how, when you use to lock a layer in 2008, it would then fade slightly.
 
I cant find the setting for this in 2011. Anyone help?
 
 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27.May.2010 at 11:01
LAYLOCKFADECTL with values of 50 or -50 dont appear to work!?
 
Anyone? Confused
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27.May.2010 at 11:28
 XDWGFADECTL With values on 0, 1 or 2 also do not work. :/
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