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If you remove object points using the context menu, the behavior
of the removal can differ according to your preference settings:
â– If the Update Added/Removed Points Immediately setting is
selected, the selected points are deleted immediately.
â– If the Update Added/Removed Points Immediately setting is
cleared, the selected points are deleted after you end the
command.
For more information, see Specifying AEC Dimension Preferences
on page 3365.
NOTE If the deleted points are still visible as a crossed circle, the display component
Removed Points Marker is turned on. If you do not want the removed points
marker to appear, turn off the component. For more information, see Restoring
Object Points Set in the AEC Dimension Style on page 3392.
When you remove multiple points, some removed points may reappear. This can
happen when you have selected the option Update Added/Removed Points
Immediately, and the entity display component Removed Points Marker is turned
off. The reason for this behavior is that during your current removal operation,
you accidentally selected an invisible removed point marker for a dimension point
already removed. Removing an already removed point restores it. To avoid this
effect, turn on the Removed Points Marker component in the entity display. For
more information about turning components on and off, see Changing the AEC
Dimension Display Components on page 3419.
Restoring Object Points Set in the AEC Dimension Style
Use this procedure to restore dimension points that have been removed from
an AEC dimension and that are set in the AEC dimension style. Because the
object points are set in the AEC dimension style, information about the type
and position of the removed point is still present in the AEC dimension style.
1 Select the dimension chain on which to restore a removed object
point.
2 Verify that the removed point is visible:
Then…If…
proceed to step 9.the point removed is still visible as
a crossed circle
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