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3 Create a wall style:
Then … If you want to …
right-click Wall Styles, and click New. create a style with default properties
right-click the wall style you want to copy, and click Copy.
Right-click, and click Paste. create a style from an existing style
4 Enter a name for the new wall style, and press
ENTER
.
5 Edit the new wall style:
Then … If you want to …
click the General tab, and enter a description. enter a description of the style
see “ Applying a Wall Endcap Style to a Wall Style ” on
page 741 .
specify the endcap styles used for wall openings and the ends
of walls of the style
see “ Specifying the Components of a Wall Style ” on page
724 .
specify the structural components of the style
see “ Specifying the Materials of a Wall Style ” on page 732 . specify materials for the components of the style
see “ Specifying the Display Properties of a Wall Style ” on
page 733 .
specify wall hatching, cut plane properties, and other display
properties of the style
see “ Adding Classifications to a Wall Style ” on page 737 . add classifications to a wall style
see “ Attaching Notes and Files to a Wall Style ” on page
737 .
add notes and files to the style
6 When you finish specifying the properties of the wall style, click OK.
7 If you want to assign the style to a wall tool, drag the style from the Style Manager to a tool palette.
You can later rename the tool and specify other properties for it as described in “ Creating a Wall Tool ” on
page 654.
8 Click OK.
Adding Property Set Data to a Wall Style
You can add property set data to a wall style. Property set data is necessary if you want to tag a wall in a drawing later
or include it in a schedule table. Property set data typically attached to a wall style are automatic properties, like wall
height and wall width, or manual properties that are identical for all walls of that style, like the fire rating. For detailed
information about property set data, see “
Property Set Definitions ” on page 2069.
1 Open a tool palette that has a wall tool.
2 Right-click a wall tool, and click Wall Styles.
3 Select the wall style you want to change.
4 Click the General tab.
5 Click Property Sets.
6 Click .
If the Add Property Set button is deactivated, no property sets for wall styles have been defined.
7 Select the property set you want to add to the style, and click OK.
The properties in the set are listed in the Edit Property Set Data worksheet.
8 To remove a property set from a style, click , clear the property set from the list, and click OK.
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