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is there a way to make hatch patterns appear on a particular object in one plan but not in another? I have a desk I would like to have hatched in my equip/millwork plan, but just outlined in the regular floor plan thanks
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You could hatch the object manually in this view using the fill pattern function under drafting.
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You can also use your Visibility / Graphics settings and select furniture (or whatever category your desk is in) and 2 columns over you'll see an "override" button. Click that and unckeck "visible". That will hide all hatch patterns for that type in that view.
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