Profile lineweights on Walls
Altug Sahin
can't control the profile's line weights.
My wall projection linewights are thick so sweeps need to be much thinner.
The object styles don't have anything called profiles.
Even when I created this profile, the only two things in the line category
was <invisible> and profile types loaded. Even there, there was no control
for it...
Is there a way to control profile line weights at creation or after being a
part of something? (such as a wall sweep...)
Thanks
Steve Burri
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Regards,
Autodesk, Inc.
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Altug Sahin
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Altug Sahin
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Andy Gockel
How are you cutting the reveal? With the wall hosted sweep tool?
Or as an in-place family?
"Altug Sahin" <sah...@kajimausa.com> wrote:
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>When I created this profile, the lines are subcategories
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>When this profile is used as a vertical wall reveal, shouldn't
>it show =
>up in the Object Categories as a subcategory of wall or
>as a category on =
>its own? Am I missing something here?
> "Steve Burri" <Steve...@Revit.com> wrote in message
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> If I understand you correctly, you want to control the
>lineweight of =
>your wallsweeps?
>
> Wallsweeps are a sub-category of the wall under Category
>Visibility, =
>and are called "Wall Sweeps - Cornice". The Projection
>and Cut line =
>styles of these elements can be controlled here.
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> Regards,
>
> Steve Burri
> Autodesk, Inc.
> Client Support Manager - Revit
>
> "Altug Sahin" <sah...@kajimausa.com> wrote in message
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> > When I do a wall sweep with a profile, they become
>part of the wall =
>and I
> > can't control the profile's line weights.
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> > My wall projection linewights are thick so sweeps
>need to be much =
>thinner.
> >=20
> > The object styles don't have anything called profiles.
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> > Even when I created this profile, the only two things
>in the line =
>category
> > was <invisible> and profile types loaded. Even there,
>there was no =
>control
> > for it...
> >=20
> > Is there a way to control profile line weights at
>creation or after =
>being a
> > part of something? (such as a wall sweep...)
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> > Thanks
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Altug Sahin
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