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how do you manage the color of edges and linetype of imported meshes into a family and, conseguently, after importing into a project?
And if somebody could just confirm that there is no way to control the visibility of edges as in other softwares...
Thanks.
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You can set the view to shaded without edges....
Never really paid much attention as i usually turn the visibilty off of these elements in all but 3D.
But you should be able to control it either in your visibilty settings-->imports in families or object styles...
HTH.
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Thanks Mr. Spot,
linetype and visibility of individual edges is my concern regarding 3d non shaded hidden line views.
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