After converting several DWG Block files to a cell library I am wondering whether or no to rename the level named "0" to "Default". I'm not really sure what a DWG Layer 0 is intended for. It looks like there are no elements on it. A level usage analysis shows this:
Is there a reason I should do this? Is there a key-in to do it via Batch Process?
Thanks. I might give the key-in a try, or use the level remapper during a Save As.
I, too, only use the Default level for scratch drawing and things that won't be shown on a final drawing.
I'm not sure you can change the name of a Default Level if it originates from a DWG file, I know you can't rename the Default level to something else.
I never use the Default Level, tbh I just try and forget it exists.
Josh M said: Is there a key-in to do it via Batch Process?
The key-in to change Level names is:
LEVEL SET NAME 'CURRENT LEVEL NAME' 'NEW LEVEL NAME'
e.g. LEVEL SET NAME EXTERNAL_WALLS INTERNAL_WALLS
Answer Verified By: Josh M