global change of style

[braunfish]

I would like the style called standard iso for example to have changes (quota text size, quota arrows, text character, etc.) that reflect on every new project I make, without having to reset style every time. Is that possible?

Thank you.

 

[stefanobruno]

I would like the style called standard iso for example to have changes (quota text size, quota arrows, text character, etc.) that reflect on every new project I make, without having to reset style every time. Is that possible?

Thank you.

system the .idw template you use.

Bye.

 

[Ilario]

system the .idw template you use.

Bye.

even better the library styles "universal". . .

 

[braunfish]

even better the library styles "universal". . .

What is that?

 

[Ilario]

I imagined... It is a little long to spice as it works in its logic... .

f1 for online driving and understanding what it is, then there are some discussions about it here on the forum, then we talk about it in a few days regarding me... .

 

[braunfish]

I imagined... It is a little long to spice as it works in its logic... .

f1 for online driving and understanding what it is, then there are some discussions about it here on the forum, then we talk about it in a few days regarding me... .

You're right.
Thank you, I'll let you know if I don't fix myself.

 

[Tarkus]

I would like the style called standard iso for example to have changes (quota text size, quota arrows, text character, etc.) that reflect on every new project I make, without having to reset style every time. Is that possible?

Thank you.

: eek:
That's the question we asked +/- everyone at the beginning.
Of course you can.
you have to create your own idw model in templates, model that you will always use for new designs, and in this model you have to create a new style that you will become default and that you will customize as you want.
It's not a topic that runs out in five minutes.
try to do research with the "search in this forum"

 

[Ilario]

: eek:
That's the question we asked +/- everyone at the beginning.
Of course you can.
you have to create your own idw model in templates, model that you will always use for new designs, and in this model you have to create a new style that you will become default and that you will customize as you want.
It's not a topic that runs out in five minutes.
try to do research with the "search in this forum"

you all have the idea that styles fit into the template.... for charity, it will also be like this, but in template more than anything is for carts, symbols, squares and sheets.... for styles it is better to save everything in bookstore so that even for old drawings then if you change the style, just update the bookstore styles without any mess whatsoever..... cho over all of the above changes after the first issue they do.... still today I change something every now and again after migration when adding some new style to each relay. . .

 

[Tarkus]

you all have the idea that styles fit into the template.... for charity, it will also be like this, but in template more than anything is for carts, symbols, squares and sheets.... for styles it is better to save everything in bookstore so that even for old drawings then if you change the style, just update the bookstore styles without any mess whatsoever..... cho over all of the above changes after the first issue they do.... still today I change something every now and again after migration when adding some new style to each relay. . .

no, no, I didn't say that the styles change only in the templates, I agree that you have to save everything in the library, but it seems safer to make changes on a template that makes you as "prototype" (especially for those who never did) and then, once sure of the result save in the library....for the rest I agree that the changes don't run out with the first issue.