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In Settings>Line Styles, change the hidden line to a higher Line Weight
Projection. Or make a new linestyle called Thick Hidden and increase the
number in Line Weight Projection. The numbers match up to thickness of line
in the Settings>Line Wieghts dialog box.
David Haynes, AIA
Ideate, Inc.
www.ideateinc.com
wrote in message news:5501470@discussion.autodesk.com...
I would like to draw a line about 5" thick that is dashed around walls. I am
having trouble doing this Can anyone give some advice. Thank you
I got that to work but when I draw the line over a wall it is hidden by the wall and not visible. How can I draw this line over walls and still be visible,
Thank you
Are you drawing model lines from the Basics/Modeling tab or detail lines from the Drafting tab of the Design Bar. If you are drawing model lines in a view, such as a floor plan then the model line is going to be at the floor plan Level.
Question: Does the line need to show in a 3D view? if not draw detail lines, they have draw order buttons on their Option bar to control what they display over or under.
Also, detail lines display on/across building components.
