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I can't get i-joists to show up in drawing with thins lines, only very heavy lines. I select a joist, edit family, select outline of joist, under vg,
select edit, select detail level ---fine, vg---object styles, select lt lines, load into project, still have very heavy lines. See attachments.
I'm stuck!
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Did you look at the vg settings in your view? Those can over-ride family settings.
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I did the vg override but no change in the line weight.
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No, that is not what I was talking about. VG Setting for the view.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAwoR4pzOuQ
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