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I have a mechanical plan which is set to the Mechanical Discipline and the architectural elements (walls etc) are showing up light which is good but they are showing up a little bit to light. I can change the discipline to Coordinate and that makes all of the lines the same darkness which isn't what I want. Is there a way to change the architectural/other disciplines to show up just a bit darker when the mechanical discipline is being used?
I attached a photo of my settings and plan.
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Not sure but isn't this your halftone settings? Manage tab/additional settings - halftone & underlays
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Thats it thanks!
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