Have two types of spray heads in my drawing, Shrub type 1 and Shrub type 2. Accidentally drew half the heads with one type and the second half as type 2... Is there a quick easy way to change them all to Type 1? I've got a mix of standard nozzles and strip sprays.
Thanks,
Julie
Thanks,
Julie
Julie,
Nibal is close, but I would still recommend using our match properties tool. You will need to do one of each nozzle type, BUT then you can use the window feature to change all of that nozzle type through the project.
Replace will continue to keep things in that respective type, so you would always have type 1 & 2.
Match Properties- Window Selection
Nibal is close, but I would still recommend using our match properties tool. You will need to do one of each nozzle type, BUT then you can use the window feature to change all of that nozzle type through the project.
Replace will continue to keep things in that respective type, so you would always have type 1 & 2.
Match Properties- Window Selection
Ended up matching properties to switch them. But still interested in knowing if there's a faster way!
Thanks.
Thanks.
Hi Julie,
Know its late..
but am thinking of the the replace order from edit data would work faster.. so that you can choose the edit data button and click on the type 2 , then choose replace with, to choose the type one..
then it would instantly convert all the type 2 to type 1..
if everything went fine, think you just need to add the type 2 once again to the project in case you need it.
Nibal
Know its late..
but am thinking of the the replace order from edit data would work faster.. so that you can choose the edit data button and click on the type 2 , then choose replace with, to choose the type one..
then it would instantly convert all the type 2 to type 1..
if everything went fine, think you just need to add the type 2 once again to the project in case you need it.
Nibal
Julie,
Nibal is close, but I would still recommend using our match properties tool. You will need to do one of each nozzle type, BUT then you can use the window feature to change all of that nozzle type through the project.
Replace will continue to keep things in that respective type, so you would always have type 1 & 2.
Match Properties- Window Selection
Nibal is close, but I would still recommend using our match properties tool. You will need to do one of each nozzle type, BUT then you can use the window feature to change all of that nozzle type through the project.
Replace will continue to keep things in that respective type, so you would always have type 1 & 2.
Match Properties- Window Selection
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