1. On the Drawings & reports tab, click Drawing properties > GA drawing.
2. Click Part and create part properties that define the object appearance that you want.
3. Save the part properties by entering a unique name in the box next to the Save as button and click the button.
4. Click Cancel to close the dialog box.
5. In the drawing properties dialog box, click Filter and create a drawing filter that selects the objects that you want to have special representation.

   For example, create a filter that selects columns.

   

6. Save the filter by entering a name for it and click Save as.
7. Click Cancel to close the dialog box.
8. In the drawing properties dialog box, click Edit settings....
9. In the Object level settings for general arrangement drawing dialog box, click Add row and select the filters to be used, the drawing object types and the drawing object properties to be used.

   By doing this, you are combining the filter, object type, and object property settings into detailed object level settings.

   

   You can add several rows in detailed object level settings.

10. Give the object level settings a name and save using Save as.

    Note that you should not include spaces or special characters in the name.

11. Click Cancel to close the dialog box.

1. On the Drawings & reports tab, click Drawing properties > GA drawing
2. Click Filter in the drawing properties dialog box.
3. Create filters by Part - Name for column, beam, and brace and save the settings using Save as with different names, such as ts_column, ts_beam and ts_brace.

   

4. Click Cancel to close the dialog box.

   Now you have created the required filters needed for selecting the desired parts.

5. In the General arrangement drawing properties dialog box, click Edit settings....

   

6. In the Object level settings for drawing dialog box, select the filters to be used, the drawing object types and the drawing object properties to be used:
   1. Click Add row and select ts_column as Model object (Drawing view filter), Part as Drawing object type, and column as Settings used.
   2. Click Add row and select ts_beam as Model object (Drawing view filter), Part as Drawing object type, and beam as Settings used.
   3. Click Add row and select ts_brace as Model object (Drawing view filter), Part as Drawing object type, and brace as Settings used.
7. Save the detailed object level settings as gatype1 using Save as.

   

   The same detailed object level settings can be used in other general arrangement properties, you do not need to create new ones.

8. Click Cancel to exit the dialog box.
9. Open a created general arrangement drawing and double-click the drawing background to open the drawing properties.
10. Click Edit settings....
11. Load object level settings you created, in this example gatype1, and click Load.
12. Click OK.
13. Click OK.
14. Ensure that Use detailed object level settings is set to Yes.
15. Click Modify to apply the changes in the drawing.
16. Confirm the detailed object level changes by clicking Yes in the on Object level settings changed. message box.

1. On the Drawings & reports tab, click Drawing properties > Cast unit drawing.
2. Click View creation, and click theView properties button.
3. Click Part in the options tree and create part properties that define the object appearance that you want.
4. Save the part properties by entering a unique name in the box next to the Save button and click the button.
5. Click Filter in the options tree and create a view filter that selects the objects that you want to have special representation.

   For example, create a filter that selects reinforcing bars in class 100 and 101.

   

6. Save the filter by entering a name in the box at the top and clicking Save.
7. Click View properties in the options tree and click Edit settings....
8. In the Object level settings for view dialog box, click Add row and select the filters to be used, the drawing object types and the drawing object properties to be used.

   By doing this, you are combining the filter, object type, and object property settings into detailed object level settings.

   

   You can add several rows.

9. Give the detailed object level settings a name (here class_100) and save using Save as.

   Note that you should not include spaces or special characters in the name.

10. Click Cancel to close the dialog box.

In this example, detailed object level settings will be set up for lifting anchors in a cast unit drawing.

1. On the Drawings & reports tab, click Drawing properties > Cast unit drawing.
2. Click View creation, and click theView properties button.
3. Click Filter in the options tree.

   

4. Create a filter by Reinforcing bar - Class and enter value 100 101.

5. Save the filter as class100filter and click Save.

   Now you have the filter needed for selecting the reinforcing bar.

6. Click View properties in the options tree and click Edit settings....

   

7. In the Object level settings for view dialog box, select the filter to be used, the drawing object type and the drawing object properties to be used:
   1. Click Add row and define the following values:

      Model object (Drawing view filter): class100filter

      Drawing object type: Reinforcing bar

      Settings used: class100

8. Save the detailed object level settings as class_100 using Save as.

   

   The same detailed object level settings can be used in other cast unit drawing properties, you do not need to create new ones.

9. Click Cancel to close the dialog box.
10. Create a cast unit drawing containing lifting anchors and open the drawing.
11. Double-click the view frame to open the View properties dialog box.
12. Click Edit settings....
13. Load object level settings you created, in this example class_100, and click Load.
14. Click OK.
15. Ensure that Use detailed object level settings is set to Yes.
16. Click Modify to apply the changes in the view.
17. Confirm the detailed object level changes by clicking Yes in the on Object level settings changed. message box.

    The lifting anchors now have a different color, they are red.