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Hi all. I got to print a drawing in 1:250 and i want to know what line weights i uses. Is it 1:200 or 1:500 or does is pick one at random. My boss want a wery specifik look. Nicolai
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Revit uses a 16 lines Weights, go to Settings and there you have "Line Weight, Line Pattern and Line Styles" and in Object Styles you can change what you want... Check your HELP menu....
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Good question. I cannot see a way to control this. I think that Revit adjusts the line weights to suit the custom scale - see the attached view. The 1/250 view shows linewights slightly thicker than the 1/200 view.
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