Working with Line Weights
When you understand Revit, you find out immediately that the real hurdle in getting it to work lies in the detailing. Sure, you can cut sections and create callouts, but how do you add that fine level of detailing needed to produce a set of documents that you're willing to stamp and sign? This chapter addresses the issues surrounding detailing.
The first thing that comes to mind when dealing with CAD standards is line weights, right? In AutoCAD it's layers, in MicroStation it's levels, but on paper it's line weights that control 75 percent of a company's standards. As you'll learn in this chapter, Revit can be a good 2D drafting application as well. As you learn how to control line weights in the 3D elements, you can ...
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