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Hello guys, I have created a few callouts and some of my lines are overlaping, is it possible to change the lines in the callout view or is there any other way of editing these lines? Thanks.
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What lines? Your question is not clear. Detail lines, model lines, callout lines, element lines?
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Where my wall and 1st floor join i had lines overlap but i just took my cad details and imported them instead of doing the details in revit.
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You can use your line tool for model lines. For model elements that are cut by view like walls and floors in sections, look at your edit cut profile tool.
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