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Hey. This is my first time posting.
I'm a student. I love Revit. It allows me to do some amazing things in model and pull and update data rediculously quickly. One thing that has eluded me so far has been how to change line styling below ground. Tradidionally, I could select the lines I had drawn in a CAD application (take your pick) and just change the line weight or style. However, I cannot find any way to do this in Revit without changing line styles for an entire object or family. Help!
Thanking you in advance,
Chris.
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You could use the Linework tool under the Modify tab or click on the element right click and chose Override Graphics in View and chose by element (probably your best bet).
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