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I woudl like to lighten the shadow greyness and make it also more transparent on my exterior elevations. How do I adjust the setting? Thank you in advance.
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Here - graphic display options ... above transparent/hidden...etc.
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Thank you, it worked. Also is there a way of highlighting the silhouttes of walls in front to be darker than walls behind?
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Linework tool or over-ride graphics in view by element.
I typically pick the furthur back elements and over-ride graphics in view making them all halftone.
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Thank you, will try that.
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