Command -AM_Layergroup

Use the -AM_Layergroup command to manage layergroups and layergroup properties.

It is the command line variant of the AM_Layergroup command.

To manage layergroups and layergroup properties:

  1. Type AM_Layergroup at the command prompt.

  2. Specify an option:

    • Layergroup. Lets you create, delete, and rename layergroups and change layergroup properties.

      See Layergroup Options.

    • Entity keys. Lets you locate the layer assigned to an entity in the current layergroup and sets it as current.

      Specify the ? option to list entity types and entity keys.

  3. Press Enter.

tip Note: You can use the -AM_Layergroup command transparently.

Layergroup Options

Column

Description

? to list

Shows a list of layergroups.

Make

Creates a layergroup and makes it current. You are prompted to specify a layergroup name.

Set

Specifies the layergroup to make current. You are prompted to specify the layergroup name. You cannot make current a frozen layergroup.

New

Creates a layergroup. You are prompted to specify a layergroup name.

Freeze

Freezes layergroups, making entities on them invisible.

Thaw

Thaws frozen layergroups, which makes objects on them visible and available for plotting.

Lock

Locks layergroups which prevents editing of entities on them.

Unlock

Unocks layergroups which allows editing of entities on them.

LColor

Changes the LineColors associated with layergroups. You are prompted to specify a color name or color number.

LStyle

Changes the LineStyle associated with layergroups.

LWeight

Changes the LineWeight associated with layergroups.

Rename

Renames alayer group. You are prompted to specify the layergroup to rename and a new name.

Selection set

Selects all the entities on the specified layergroup as part of a selection set. Use the Previous option when promted to specify entities in a subsequent editing command to apply the selection set.

Highlight

Highlights all entities on the layers you specify.

Access

Command: -AM_Layergroup

Related Topics

Working with the Layergroup Manager (command window variant)