Style brush

Function Description

Style brushes allow you to quickly assign an object's style to another object.

The style brush function is available for CAD layers and text layers.
Click the Style Brush button to assign styles to multiple objects multiple times in a row.
Select multiple Geometries of the same type at the same time, and then click the Style Brush button. At this time, the style brush will record the style of the object with the smallest SmID (the style of this object is used as the benchmark style). The object clicked with the style brush later will be given the style of this object.
Select several different types of Geometry at the same time, and then click the Style Brush button. At this time, the style brush will record the style of the object with the smallest SmID in each type. During style assignment, the reference style will be automatically matched with the Object Type to be assigned, that is, the point Object Style can only be assigned to other point objects and cannot be assigned to lines, faces, texts, etc. Similarly, the style of lines, faces, texts can only be assigned to other lines, faces, texts.
The style brush Support Across Layer can be used to assign the style of the style reference object to objects in other layers in the current Map.
When Geometry is not easy to select, it is recommended to use the style brush by dragging the mouse and using the box selection method.

Select an object in the editable layer, and use the style of the object as the base style.
On the Object Operation tab, in the Map Editing group, click the Style Brush button to perform a style brush operation. At this time, the style of Select Objects is recorded in the style brush, that is, the benchmark style is recorded.
Then click an object on the current Map that you want to be assigned the baseline style, or select multiple objects.
If you want to assign this style to more objects, continue to click or select the objects you want to assign the style to.
Press ESC or right-click to end the operation.