Compare this:
- Your solution: To change active attributes, MicroStation VBA engine has to be started, it has to load mvba file and the code is processed. And the only thing the code does is to simulate user's key-ins. It's like to use start nuclear power station to light up one bulb.
- "Good old MicroStation way": The key-in is lv="Level 4";co=orange;lc=0;wt=1;m,ms Active Level=4 | Color 4 | Style 0 | Weight 1 ... the same result, simple, no extra cost to call any other module.
The above response was tried, it did not all work?
The above was the Message section Red X ??? the text looked ok, next the actual Key-in command used
I believe I got the key in the way it was outlined? as you see, Orange worked, style also and the weight did fine, but the Level stayed on 1
Any further assistance I might get on how I could correct it? oh, I see a space missing , will try again. Sorry.