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published 1 year, 5 months ago, submitted by cadaddict 1 year, 5 months ago

Sometimes is important to find out the frame that was used to clip an XREF. There is a system variable for that.If you want to know the frame you or someone else has used to Clip a Block or an Xref, there is a system variable that alllows you to do so. The System variable XCLIPFRAME toggles between visible and invisible XClip boundaries. Being 0 for invisible and 1 for visible. Some important points to consider are: * the Xclipframe will show on the same layer as the XREF or Block is. * Xclip frames inside Xrefs will appear in the drawing regardless of those Xrefs having other Xrefs as overlays or Attachments. And there seems to be no way to modify that. Personally is not a system variable that I use very often, usually only to check what was the intention when creating certaing clipping on Xrefs.

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