lines that are invisible by plotting

lines that are invisible by plotting

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lines that are invisible by plotting

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Hello,

 

Can we create lines that are invisible by printing?

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Diego.Faria
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When you use the Linework command, you have the option to set a line to the <Invisible lines> style (as shown in picture). This will make it not plot.

 

You can also assign this line style in the family editor, so that you don't have to go through this every time in your project.

 

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can we use a line that is visible in a floor plan an invisible when print this floor plan ?

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Diego.Faria
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Not that I know. What you can do to achieve that same behavior is to create a "working" floor plan and a "final" duplicate of that plan. Since the Detail Lines are annotative elements, they will only show on the view you created them ("working" view) and won't polute the other one ("final" view).
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PijPiwo
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@Diego.Faria, take a look at this add-in.

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gerritjolivier
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No. You can't see invisible lines. What is the use if you draw a line you can't see. 

 

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