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If you are in the Design Environment and creating a model sketch, you are out of luck. There is no ability provided to change the sketch line color at this time.
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Simply toggle the first sketch visibility off in the Browser!
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Many users of Fusion call a 3D Model a "drawing". The help page you attached is for 2D Drawings and YES, you can change the color of the lines there.
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The 2D Drawing Document settings is here. I have changed the dimension color as an example.
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You are not in a 2D Drawing, Document Settings and the ability to change line and entity color are in the 2D Drawing environment. You are in the Design Workspace. You need to set back and run through a few tutorials. Here is a good place to start.
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A color change of entities, in a model sketch from unconstrained to constrained, does not qualify for the ability to change sketch line color.
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@jhackney1972 wrote:A color change of entities, in a model sketch from unconstrained to constrained, does not qualify for the ability to change sketch line color.
There are several ways to change sketch line color.
Sounds like it will work fine for the problem described by @banalo
@banalo wrote:What I actually want to do is to redraw a sketch on top of an imported dxf sketch
