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first of all you need to set up all of your styles how you want them. Then once thats all done you go to the Standard section and select the item nested in that section. This is where you choose what is used as standard, go to the Object defaults tab and play until your heart is content. Also check out the material hatch pattern defaults etc.. you have to make sure you import your materials before setting your desired hatch pattern. I also strongly advise using the style library instead of having this all only saved in your templates. There are a myriad of topics on the discussion forum covering all of this and reading the help file about 10 times should get you to understand the styles & its library set up, (well thats how long it took me to get it, and although easy to explain how it works in person its not in words, you just need to read n ply).
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
Scott Moyse
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first of all you need to set up all of your styles how you want them. Then once thats all done you go to the Standard section and select the item nested in that section. This is where you choose what is used as standard, go to the Object defaults tab and play until your heart is content. Also check out the material hatch pattern defaults etc.. you have to make sure you import your materials before setting your desired hatch pattern. I also strongly advise using the style library instead of having this all only saved in your templates. There are a myriad of topics on the discussion forum covering all of this and reading the help file about 10 times should get you to understand the styles & its library set up, (well thats how long it took me to get it, and although easy to explain how it works in person its not in words, you just need to read n ply).
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
Scott Moyse
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RevOps Strategy Manager at Toolpath. New Zealand based.
Co-founder of the Grumpy Sloth full aluminium billet mechanical keyboard project
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