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I have drawn up some interior elevations, but want to make the boundaries darker - anyone know if this is a setting somewhere? I was thinking maybe the Crop Boundary could be made darker...
also, can there be irregular boundaries?
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when you say boundaries darker, do you mean the line weight around your elevation? use the pen tool with a heavy line weight.
and no you can't have irregular boundaries just yet 
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I just posted the same question and I just got my answer with a little fiddling and a hint from a friend. Select the boundary box. right click and select Override Graphics In View (by category) change the line weight to a higher value. BAMM - your boundary box is now a fat line for interior elevations!! Anyone know how to make this change permanent to either all projects as a system setting or at least to Interior elevation views?
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yes you can in 2008 just don't forget to un-check the "Hide Crop boundaries" in your printer settings...
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How can you implement this to all interior elevations?????
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Unfortunately, you have to do this for each interiro elevation. There is no global object settings for a crop boundary. You need to select each views boundary - right click and select Override Graphics In View (by object - sorry I errored in my earlier explaination). Then select a higher line weight. You need to do this for every interiro elevation view which is a pain. This ONLY works for a regular rectangular room. if your room outline is irregular, you will need to create a masking region for the room perimeter.
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Thanks. that is what I have been doing. When I saw the moderators comment of "2008" and being able to I got a bit excited that maybe i had missed something. =) thanks
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