Lineweight defined in Title Block family doesn't appear in model file

Lineweight defined in Title Block family doesn't appear in model file

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Lineweight defined in Title Block family doesn't appear in model file

DaviMeloPereira
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Hei guys.

I'm creating a new Title Block Family, but the lineweights defined inside Title Block Family doesn't work on the model file. I already checked the Line Style Settings and Lineweight Settings in both files (rfa and rvt) and they are the same.

I attached the files in case if you wantto see them.

On left is rvt file and on right is rfa

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ToanDN
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In project, VG > Annotation tab > Titleblock > expand to see
subcategories. That is where you should look at, not Project line styles.
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GustavoUbriaco
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Hi, you Family it's ok, is the linweight configuration in your project, check this. 

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DaviMeloPereira
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Thank you for your help, but on VG there aren't any changes on this category

 

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DaviMeloPereira
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Thak you for your help.

It is weird, because on my PC, my project it's defined with 1.2, equal I defined on family

 

Project

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Family:

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GustavoUbriaco
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So strange, is your revit updated?

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DaviMeloPereira
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I'm using REVIT 2020

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GustavoUbriaco
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 I got it check this all in your project OBJECT STYLES is in 1 

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DaviMeloPereira
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I'm so gratefull for this.
Inside Object Styles on VG. Sometime I forget it. rsrsrsrs

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barthbradley
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Hooray for @GustavoUbriaco!  Even with all these merit badges, I couldn't figure it out. 

 

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I'm going for the Autodesk Certified Professional Merit Badge next.  Wish me luck. 😉

 

 

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GustavoUbriaco
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Let's collect all them buddy, you're a master with or without badges 🥇

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GustavoUbriaco
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Com muito gosto amigo!

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fmartinezY7FW6
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The line thickness of a title block in a Revit VRV project is managed by the model line thicknesses at 1:1 scale. Even though they are annotation lines, they are not assigned thicknesses based on the annotation lines tab. They are counted as model lines. Try setting this 1:1 tab to the desired thicknesses. For example, I set this tab to the same thickness as the annotation line thicknesses tab.

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