Apply visualization styles in AutoCAD by selecting from predefined color schemes or creating your own set of rules.
Built-in options include common color palettes and gradient ramps for quick and clear visual representation of your data.
Thematic maps are created automatically based on field values. Use existing fixed values or ranges to set the thematic type
For enhancing the visualization and identification of overlapping objects, closed lines can be filled using hatches
Once a thematic map is defined, you can apply the chosen styling persistently across your DWG drawing.
Insert a thematic map legend directly into the drawing, making it easier to interpret and communicate the meaning of the applied styles. The legend reflects the categories or value ranges used in the map presentation
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