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    I need a Wall family that has a Heavy (dark) line on the outside and a Thin (light) line on the inside. The intent is to de-emphasize the stud line for these wall types that are used to, say, enclose columns.
    I've moved the "Core Boundary" to either side of the Finish 1[4], and have only a Structure [1] towards the inside.

    How do I get the Structure to be a thin line for this wall type?

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    Default Re: Drywall Partition with Gyp Board on One side only

    You'll need to use the linework tool...

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    Default Re: Drywall Partition with Gyp Board on One side only

    Aaron,
    But....
    How do I get a lighter line to show if the wall edges are at weight 5 already and I need I side to be, say, weight 2?

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    Default Re: Drywall Partition with Gyp Board on One side only

    Reid-
    What I have done is create a wall type that has gyp bd on just one face - then can make the gyp bd a solid fill. - I do this in my residential project when I need to show a fire wall between say a garage & living space.

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    Default Re: Drywall Partition with Gyp Board on One side only

    Use the linework tool to assign a lighter line to the edges you want.
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    Default Re: Drywall Partition with Gyp Board on One side only

    Whoa!
    That is sooo cool!

    Do you know what it is really doing, besides changing the weight?
    Thanks!

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    Default Re: Drywall Partition with Gyp Board on One side only

    One last question...really!
    Look at the attached jpeg.
    I need the long vertical and horizontal walls to continue to be dark, while the column enclosure lines are light,

    How do I keep them from "cleaning up" with each other?
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    Default Re: Drywall Partition with Gyp Board on One side only

    Use the wall join tool to toggle the intersection to a different butt pattern.

    That's the tough way though.

    You can do all of this with one column and two walls. The detail of the inner part can be done simply with a few drafting lines.
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