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Gehrys

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see the attached file, the FRP sweep lines in the interior elevation should be the same or thinner than the grab bars.  I cant seem to get them to go thin.

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Use the linework tool and change them to a thinner line.

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Gehrys

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Ah, but see how the lines are through the grab bar now. 

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WWHub

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When you use the linework tool, you will see a node on the end.  Before you continue, grab that node and drag it to where you want.  In this instance, you would do it for both sides.

BTW - make sure you have your object syles set to what you really need.  That is what contols these lines.

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Gehrys

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I did find that if I set the walls projection lines override to 1 the sweeps look correct.  Is overriding the walls lineweight going to effect somewhere else that i'm not thinking about?

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You can set per view in VG if you don't want the object styles, project wide setting.

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