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Metric Tutorials - Autodesk

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Modifying Line Patterns and Styles<br />

In this exercise, you create a new line pattern and apply it to the truss in plan view. You then create a new<br />

line style to represent underslab drainage.<br />

NOTE This exercise requires the completion of the previous exercise. Use the project file that you saved at the<br />

end of that exercise, m_Settings-in progress.rvt.<br />

Create a new line pattern<br />

1 Verify the 3D view is active.<br />

2 Click Settings menu ➤ Line Patterns.<br />

3 In the Line Patterns dialog, click New.<br />

4 In the Line Pattern Properties dialog, enter Truss for Name.<br />

5 Enter the Types and Values shown in the following illustration:<br />

6 Click OK twice.<br />

You have created a new line pattern; now you must apply it. There are 2 ways to apply the line<br />

style to the truss. You can use the Visibility/Graphics settings to modify the truss appearance<br />

in a specific view, (example: plan view), or you can use Object Styles to apply the change to all<br />

views.<br />

Apply the new line pattern<br />

7 In the Project Browser, under Floor Plans, double-click T.O. Fnd. Wall.<br />

8 On the View Control Bar, click Model Graphics Style, and click Hidden Line.<br />

9 Click Settings menu ➤ Object Styles.<br />

10 In the Object Styles dialog:<br />

■ Under Category, expand Structural Framing, and select Web Joist.<br />

■ Under Line Pattern, select Truss.<br />

■ Click OK.<br />

88 | Chapter 3 Modifying Project and System Settings

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