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Hi,
The one major problem i have faced is controlling object style and line weights.
I have modelled my beams under "structural framing"
by default its cut lineweight was 2. but in object style i changed it to 5. but i cant see any change in my sections.
wierdest part is this- when i "edit in place" the cut lineweight changes to 5!
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Is your object assigned to any of the structural framing subcategories? If yes, you need to expand struc. framing category in the object style window and change that subcategory.
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CHANGED ALL SUBCATEGORIES TO 5.. STILL THE SAME PROBLEM
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It could have been overridden in view ‘by element’.
Select it -> right click -> override graphics in view -> by element -> hit ‘reset’
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NOPE.. I HAVENT OVERRIDEN GRAPHICS
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Hey Sud12,
Just wanting to check, have you got thin lines turned off?
Short cut is 'TL'
Also, try changing the projection lines to the '5' line weight.
Kind Regards,
Shatner86
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NOPE.. I HAVENT OVERRIDEN GRAPHICS
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That means it is not overridden by category or filter either, right?
Edited on: Fri, Jan 30, 2015 at 7:53:33 AM
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The easiest way to check for possible over-rides is to create a new view without a view template applied.
Are you sure this item is what you say it is?
Are your sure the item is being cut or is it possible it is in elevation beyond?
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