Click Manage tab Settings panel Additional Settings drop-down (Line Weights). In the Line Weights dialog, click the Model Line Weights, Perspective Line Weights, or Annotation Line Weights tab. Click a cell in the table and enter a value. Click OK.
How do you thicken lines in Revit?
Follow steps below:
- Click Manage tab Settings panel Additional Settings drop-down (Line Weights).
- In the Line Weights dialog, click the Model Line Weights, Perspective Line Weights, or Annotation Line Weights tab.
- Click a cell in the table and enter a value.
- Click OK.
How do I turn on depth cueing in Revit?
On the View Control Bar, click Visual Style and Graphic Display Options. On the Graphic Display Options dialog, expand Depth Cueing, and select Show Depth.
What is the heaviest line in a drawing?
The heaviest line weight indicates the ground line cut. The next heaviest line weight “profiles the planes closest to the plane of projection” (Ching & Juroszek, 1998, p. 152). Medium line weight indicates distance from picture plane, progressively getting lighter to describe objects further from the picture plane.
What are alphabet lines?
The lines in the Alphabet of Lines are used to describe shape, size, hidden surfaces, interior detail, and alternate positions of parts. Each conveys a particular meaning on the drawing.
What is the weight of Center line?
Line Style and Weight Chart
| DESCRIPTION | WEIGHT | STYLE |
|---|---|---|
| duct work, outlines | 1 | |
| revision “bubble” (use a curve string) | 4 | |
| dimension lines, leaders, and arrows | ||
| center lines | 7A (or 4) |
Why is line weight important?
Line weights are used in architectural drawings to demonstrate relationships between elements, create depth, scale, to create a hierarchy in the drawing and to add clarity to allow the viewer to better understand the drawing.