Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC, User Manual

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of differing functions. If both layers are drawn in line styles with the same pen weight, the properties assigned
to common edges are used.
You can also select from the following core layer clean-up options:
■ Default: This is the current behavior.
■ Use Function: Ignores the material settings (the line is never invisible) and sets the style of the separating
line based on the layers' functional priorities. The style of a separating line is determined by the layer
with the higher functional priority.
■ Use Common Edge Style: Ignores the functional priorities and material settings, and always uses the
common edge style.
■ No Edge: Sets the separating line to invisible whenever the layers have the same fill pattern.
The line styles that you assign to the host structure are view-specific; they are visible only in the view in
which you create them. The overrides are applied to the cut edges of all hosts in the view.
Override Cut Line Styles
Use the override feature to assign different line weights to the cut lines and structural core lines of a wall in
plan view.
1 Open a plan view.
2 Click View menu
➤
Visibility/Graphics.
3 Under Override Host Layers, select Cut Line Styles, and click Edit.
4 In the Host Layer Line Styles dialog, assign line weights, line colors, and line patterns to host
layers, as desired.
5 For Core layer clean-up, select an option. See Overriding Host Layers on page 162.
6 Click OK.
7 In the Visibility/Graphics dialog, click OK.
Crop Regions
The crop region defines the boundaries for a project view. You can display a model crop region and an
annotation crop region in all graphical project views. Perspective 3D views do not support the annotation
crop region.
The following image shows a plan view with the model and annotation crop regions visible. The annotation
crop is the exterior crop region, and the model crop is the interior crop region.
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