Using a Fence

In addition to using the Element Selection tool to group elements for manipulation, you can group elements with a fence. Additionally, you can create named boundaries that you can recall later to again group the elements. A fence creates a temporary grouping of elements that is ended when the DGN file is closed, if not before. When you create named boundaries, however, you can recall these at a latter stage. You can also create permanent groupings such as graphic groups, or named groups.

In addition to using the Element Selection tool to group elements for manipulation, you can group elements with a fence. A fence creates a temporary grouping of elements that is ended when the file is closed, if not before. You can also create permanent groupings such as graphic groups or named groups.

In addition to using the Element Selection tool to group elements for manipulation, you can group elements with a fence. A fence creates a temporary grouping of elements that is ended when the file is closed, if not before. You can also create permanent groupings such as named groups or item sets.