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    Default Model lines <-> Detail lines

    It isn't possible to change model lines directly into detail lines or vice versa.

    Until now, we have used this technique:
    1. Make a view that just contains the relevant lines.
    2. Save the view as a DWG.
    3. Import the DWG. If you need drafting lines, check 'Current View Only' (Uncheck for model lines)
    4. Explode the DWG.

    But now, we've found a new way:
    1. Cut the lines to the clipboard.
    2. If you need model lines, start a new sketch-based model element (e.g. a Floor); If you need drafting lines, start a new Filled Region.
    3. Paste the clipboard contents into the sketch of the Floor or Filled Region.
    4. Select the lines again, and copy to the clipboard.
    5. Quit the Floor or Filled Region
    6. Paste the lines back into the model.

    It seems as though, when you copy lines out of a model-sketch, they become model lines, and when you copy them out of a filled-region-sketch, they become drafting lines.

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    Default Re: Model lines <-> Detail lines

    OOooo, very clever! Thanks for that tip!

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    Default Re: Model lines <-> Detail lines

    I wanted to have known that a year ago, and at least once a month from then. TYVM!!

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    Default Re: Model lines <-> Detail lines

    Now that's what I've been looking for in a while thanx

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    Default Re: Model lines <-> Detail lines

    NICE!!.......................................

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    Default Re: Model lines <-> Detail lines

    Never noticed that. Good fined!

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    Default Re: Model lines <-> Detail lines

    Wow - what a great tip! Thanks!!

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    Default Re: Model lines <-> Detail lines

    Good find!
    Of course, there should be a button to do it autmoatically

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    Thumbs up Re: Model lines <-> Detail lines

    I LIKE it!

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    Cool Re: Model lines <-> Detail lines

    Wow,so great!
    Thanx.

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