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i have created a new Object style under wall category. how do i apply that particular type to other walls in my project.
can anyone help me please?
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Wall objects cannot be defined to another object style as they are a system family.
Only items like walls sweeps, reveals, and in-place wall families could be assigned to this subcategory...
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Whaht then do we do if we want to represent a wall in a different style?
ex: i want to indicate a low height wall as dotted line in plan.
how can we do that?
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You can change type of line in plan view to represet wall different with command linework and from type selector select line you want then click on wall edge in plan view
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you can add a graphic override to your view. That changes wall edges seen in projection will be dashed...
In your visibility settings.
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Thanx a ton guys!
Mr.Spot i dint quite follow what you said...
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Per view in your (VV) Visibilty Settings you can override your object styles for wall edges fo projection and in cut line styles. In this view all you'd need to do would be to override the projection linetype for walls by clicking on the override button, choosing the appropriate line weight, your dashed line style and what colour you'd like it to be... Now all walls in this view that aren't cut would show in this line type.
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Mr Spot, I can't use Override for my wall settings. The Cut pattern is greyed out and I can't edit it. How do I get it so my low wall show up correctly? Thanks, Lorne
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