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I work for an architectual company that does alot of residential parkades. Therefore we put in alot of chainlink fences with gates for storage. I would love a wall type that was a single line (that one could update with different repeating symbols) that would also allow me to put a door into it to represent a gate!
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If what you want is drawing in 2D use the "Drafting>Detail lines", just like in Autocad....
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You could just create a thin wall. There is a material in the library called chain link fence that you could apply to it.
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