If you want to close some layers just one specified viewport, 'Vpfreeze' is the way doing that.
1.First, you need to know which layers you want to freeze or not to show in this viewport particularly. (in this demonstration, we want to vpfreeze the layer name"A-_wall----H-)
2.Go to that particular layout that you want to freeze some layer, and then double click inside the viewport. Then open"Layer property Manager window" as shown in screenshot below;
3.Select the layer and click layer's icon at "VPfreeze" column, then close the Layer properties window.
4.Finish!, then double click outside the viewport.
5.Check out drawing at model space, drawing is changed just only on particular Paper space that we have Vpfreeze..
1.First, you need to know which layers you want to freeze or not to show in this viewport particularly. (in this demonstration, we want to vpfreeze the layer name"A-_wall----H-)
2.Go to that particular layout that you want to freeze some layer, and then double click inside the viewport. Then open"Layer property Manager window" as shown in screenshot below;
3.Select the layer and click layer's icon at "VPfreeze" column, then close the Layer properties window.
4.Finish!, then double click outside the viewport.
5.Check out drawing at model space, drawing is changed just only on particular Paper space that we have Vpfreeze..
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