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00:05
in this video, you'll learn how to specify the object styles.
00:09
To control the graphic display of elements for the entire project.
00:14
You'll also learn how to apply a material using the object styles
00:27
to access the object styles
00:30
on the manage tab
00:32
in the settings panel,
00:34
click object styles
00:38
in the object styles dialog.
00:40
You can control the graphic display of entire categories of elements
00:45
for the entire project.
00:48
So really what should happen is the object
00:50
style should be specified for the project template
00:54
That way, when you create a new project, the object styles will already be specified
01:02
in the object styles dialog there are multiple tabs
01:06
on the model objects tab. You can control the graphic display of model categories
01:15
as you scroll through the list.
01:16
You can see all of the model categories.
01:21
I'll scroll down two walls
01:23
and you can see the walls category
01:25
and you can specify the projection line weight
01:29
and the cut line weight
01:31
as well as the line colour,
01:34
the line pattern
01:35
and material
01:37
if necessary.
01:40
Additionally, you can expand a category
01:43
and see the subcategories
01:46
and you can even create new subcategories for
01:50
a category by clicking new under modify subcategories.
01:57
Just for this example,
01:59
I'm going to change the walls color
02:02
to green
02:03
and then I'll click OK to close each of the dialogues
02:08
and now in the floor plan view we can see all of the walls are green.
02:15
Additionally, if I open up another floor plan view
02:20
we can see that the walls are green here as well
02:23
because once again the object styles control the
02:26
graphic display of categories for the entire project.
02:33
I'll go back to the object styles dialog
02:36
and we can see that there are additional tabs
02:40
on the annotation objects tab.
02:43
You can control the graphic display for annotation categories,
02:48
such as tags and text notes,
02:50
so on and so forth.
02:52
Similarly on the analytical model objects tab, you can control
02:58
the analytical model categories
03:01
and on the imported objects tab,
03:05
you can see any layers for cad files that have been imported or linked
03:16
if needed.
03:17
You can always select one of the categories that appears
03:22
on the imported objects tab and you can simply delete it
03:26
to remove it from the project.
03:31
I'll go back to the model objects tab and I'll scroll down to the furniture category
03:40
if you would like. You can apply a material here in the object styles dialog.
03:47
If you click in the material field
03:49
and then click the more button,
03:51
it'll open the material browser
03:54
and then you can simply scroll through the list
03:57
and find the material.
03:59
Or you can type in the search field
04:05
and find the material that you want to use.
04:09
So for example,
04:10
I'll select one of the materials that appeared when I searched for wood
04:14
will use the cherry wood material. And click OK.
04:18
And now that material will be used for the furniture category
04:24
in the entire project.
04:27
I'll click Okay.
04:29
And next I will open
04:31
the visibility graphic overrides dialog
04:34
and here you can
04:36
specify
04:38
the graphic settings that will override the object styles for this specific view.
04:46
For example, if I scroll down to the walls category
04:50
and will change the cut line color
04:53
to magenta
04:55
and click OK to close each dialogue.
04:58
Now you can see that
05:00
the walls have been overridden for this specific view,
05:06
but if I go back to the ground floor view,
05:08
you can see that they are still green,
05:12
which is what is specified in the object styles dialog.
05:15
Whereas everything we overwrote here on the second floor view
05:21
has been overridden for just this view.
05:24
The walls that are green are not cut by the cut plane in this view.
00:05
in this video, you'll learn how to specify the object styles.
00:09
To control the graphic display of elements for the entire project.
00:14
You'll also learn how to apply a material using the object styles
00:27
to access the object styles
00:30
on the manage tab
00:32
in the settings panel,
00:34
click object styles
00:38
in the object styles dialog.
00:40
You can control the graphic display of entire categories of elements
00:45
for the entire project.
00:48
So really what should happen is the object
00:50
style should be specified for the project template
00:54
That way, when you create a new project, the object styles will already be specified
01:02
in the object styles dialog there are multiple tabs
01:06
on the model objects tab. You can control the graphic display of model categories
01:15
as you scroll through the list.
01:16
You can see all of the model categories.
01:21
I'll scroll down two walls
01:23
and you can see the walls category
01:25
and you can specify the projection line weight
01:29
and the cut line weight
01:31
as well as the line colour,
01:34
the line pattern
01:35
and material
01:37
if necessary.
01:40
Additionally, you can expand a category
01:43
and see the subcategories
01:46
and you can even create new subcategories for
01:50
a category by clicking new under modify subcategories.
01:57
Just for this example,
01:59
I'm going to change the walls color
02:02
to green
02:03
and then I'll click OK to close each of the dialogues
02:08
and now in the floor plan view we can see all of the walls are green.
02:15
Additionally, if I open up another floor plan view
02:20
we can see that the walls are green here as well
02:23
because once again the object styles control the
02:26
graphic display of categories for the entire project.
02:33
I'll go back to the object styles dialog
02:36
and we can see that there are additional tabs
02:40
on the annotation objects tab.
02:43
You can control the graphic display for annotation categories,
02:48
such as tags and text notes,
02:50
so on and so forth.
02:52
Similarly on the analytical model objects tab, you can control
02:58
the analytical model categories
03:01
and on the imported objects tab,
03:05
you can see any layers for cad files that have been imported or linked
03:16
if needed.
03:17
You can always select one of the categories that appears
03:22
on the imported objects tab and you can simply delete it
03:26
to remove it from the project.
03:31
I'll go back to the model objects tab and I'll scroll down to the furniture category
03:40
if you would like. You can apply a material here in the object styles dialog.
03:47
If you click in the material field
03:49
and then click the more button,
03:51
it'll open the material browser
03:54
and then you can simply scroll through the list
03:57
and find the material.
03:59
Or you can type in the search field
04:05
and find the material that you want to use.
04:09
So for example,
04:10
I'll select one of the materials that appeared when I searched for wood
04:14
will use the cherry wood material. And click OK.
04:18
And now that material will be used for the furniture category
04:24
in the entire project.
04:27
I'll click Okay.
04:29
And next I will open
04:31
the visibility graphic overrides dialog
04:34
and here you can
04:36
specify
04:38
the graphic settings that will override the object styles for this specific view.
04:46
For example, if I scroll down to the walls category
04:50
and will change the cut line color
04:53
to magenta
04:55
and click OK to close each dialogue.
04:58
Now you can see that
05:00
the walls have been overridden for this specific view,
05:06
but if I go back to the ground floor view,
05:08
you can see that they are still green,
05:12
which is what is specified in the object styles dialog.
05:15
Whereas everything we overwrote here on the second floor view
05:21
has been overridden for just this view.
05:24
The walls that are green are not cut by the cut plane in this view.
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