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I am inserting nominal cut lumber section detail components. When placed in section it is appearing thick and solid black. (It is acting like the object style is set at a high line weight!) What am I doing wrong? I didn't see an object style associated with detail components. Is there a object style associated with detail components? I am stumped and would really appreciate some help.
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MANAGE / OBJECT STYLES / DETAIL COMPONENTS.
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Thanks. Finally found it. It is listed as detail items, which throw me off track.
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