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Mon, Sep 26, 2005 at 6:45:32 AM | Wall line thickness

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Hi, I have some concrete walls on a slab and am trying to make them look homogenous with the slab in section. I can achieve this by joining geometry, but I can't get the line thickness of the walls to be the same as the slab. I know I can change the line thickness of ALL walls in the object styles dialog box, but I just want the concrete wall line thickness to change. Is this a possibility or do I have to use slabs to act as walls? Thanks. nextvkin

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Mon, Sep 26, 2005 at 8:42:16 AM | RE: Wall line thickness

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I'm not sure exactly what your asking, but you can change linetype lineweight etc by typing "lw" and and changing the type of line. Does that help?

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Mon, Sep 26, 2005 at 9:07:01 AM | RE: Wall line thickness

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In the object styles dialog box the line thickness for floors is 4, and for walls it is 3. If I were to set walls to 4 to match, then all my walls will have that thickness. There is a provision at the bottom of the dialog box for modifying subcategories, so I created a subcategory under walls called Concrete walls and gave it a pen thickness of 4, leaving the main wall category as 3. However there is no connection between my concrete wall & the new subcategory.

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Mon, Sep 26, 2005 at 5:47:35 PM | RE: Wall line thickness

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If there are only a few lines in particular views. As suggested by Karok. Juse use the linework tool (fountain pen) to apply a different line type to the edge in the view. (this is a view specific change) Those subcategories cannot be set to a particular wall type and are mainly for hosted wall elements such as sweeps, reveals etc. HTH.

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