In the previous lesson I told you about creating the counterpart's turntable and using that color plot's
table.
We have 10 different properties of this plot.
Now we have the same drawing but in this case instead of using a color plot style table and use a named
Blart style table and using a name board style table you can assign the properties and directly to the
objects or to the Lears.
So right now I'll once again check the color assignment of destroying so I'll read click anywhere.
Click on options and here click on Block style table settings from plot and published tab.
And here you can see that we have this color dependent plot style selected So obviously the drawing
will be either a color dependent plot style table or a named art style so you can only keep one of the
settings active at a time.
So I'll select this use named Blotz style and now.
OK.
So we're essentially converting destroying containing a colored plot style table into a named art style
table drawing.
OK now we'll use the command convert CTV to convert the already created file.
Which was best.
CTV do two unnamed plots type so I'll type convert CVB and press enter.
Now select the colored block style which we have created in the previous lessons in the previous list
and we have selected this test.
So that's the Botstein the color plot style or the City plot style.
Which we need.
Now click on Open and now it will ask you to specify the name of a new named Blart style.
In this case you can see the extension has changed to STV So will keep the same name and outlook on
save and it will show you this message that it is successfully created now.
OK.
And we have converted our colored plot's table to a named parts table but we still have one more step.
The drawing is not yet properly converted so in order to convert this drawing Also you need to use the
command convert beefsteaks.
So type the command PRESENTER And now it will again warn you that you should convert your C to be file
into STV before using this command.
So we have already done that now.
OK.
And it will prompt you to select the named plot style which you want to apply.
So we want this test blood style and now we can open.
So there we have it.
Now the drawing is fully converted to a named Art timetable and it's using a test dot SATB named Plourde
style.
Now I'll go to this plot and here you notice that instead of CTP styles we have these SATB.
So now you can use these Blart style tables in your drawing.
So we have this distort.
STV Lets now selected and let's see the previous.
I'll click on preview and there you have it.
So this is the preview which we will get.
Using this Blart style.
But if you want to modify the properties of this Bloodstar you can do that and simply click on close.
Now I select the test don't ask me and I'll click on this box right beside that and it will open the
editor of this STV file.
Now we have the normal style the style one and the style too.
So in the style do we have assigned this discolor So let's change this color and I'll change it to magenta.
Now I'll keep the rest of these settings as they will not change it and I'll simply click on Save and
close.
Now let's click on preview and there we have it.
The color is now changed so lets now click on close and let's click on OK and plot the third drawing.
So here we have it.
You can save and it is bladdered in the PD of output.
So up to this point you might have found that CTV and STV Are quite similar and almost there is no difference.
But now here comes the difference.
In case of colored bloodstone table you were restricted to use them from the plot window.
You are not allowed to change the properties selectively but in this case you can change the properties
selectively.
For example here we have the viewport selected and now empty in the properties of this viewport.
Right click go to properties and here on this properties you'll see this plot style.
Let's click on this and change just to now you can close and press escape now and go to plot.
And let's get a preview.
And there you have it.
So if you look at the boundary you'll notice that it will not take the plot style which we have assigned.
Similarly when you go inside this and drawing you'll notice that this carpet boundary is now currently
set as the default will change.
Also So let's cancel it.
It's DoubleClick inside the cockpit boundary.
Right click go to properties.
Once again I'll go to plot style and I'll change it to style to now close it.
Press Escape double click outside.
Go to plot and the preview.
And there we have it.
The property is now changed for that carpet.
So in this way you can selectively apply it on different objects so that's the basic difference between
a colored and name Blotz timetable.
So with these settings let's click on OK and then explore the final B-D of drawing.
So I'd select the name has 0 for click on Save.
There you have it the final drawing here as a PDA output.
So let's close it.
And this was all about creating a named Gladstein table and assigning it to different objects in Arctic
and.