Use this procedure to create a 2D elevation style. You can create a style using default style properties or by copying an existing style. After you create the style, you edit the style properties to customize the characteristics of the style.

. | If you want to create a style… | Then… |
|---|---|
| using default properties | right-click 2D Section/Elevation Styles, and click New. |
| style from an existing style | right-click the 2D elevation style you want to copy, and click Copy. Right-click, and click Paste. |
| If you want to… | Then… |
|---|---|
| add display components to the style | see To Add a Display Component to a 2D Elevation Style. |
| remove display components from the style | see To Remove a Display Component From a 2D Elevation Style. |
| use the subdivision properties of the elevation for the display | see To Use Subdivision Properties and Materials in 2D Elevation Styles. |
| use the 3D Body component of the material for the elevation linework | see To Use the 3D Body Component of a Material for the 2D Elevation Linework. |
| add design rules to the style | see To Add a Design Rule to a 2D Elevation Style. |
| change design rules in the style | see To Change a Design Rule in a 2D Elevation Style. |
| add classifications to a style | see Adding Classifications to a 2D Elevation Style. |
| change the display properties of the display components in the style | see To Change the Layer, Color, and Linetype of a 2D Elevation Style. |
| add notes, files, or documents to the style | see To Attach Notes and Files to a 2D Elevation Style. |
You can click Apply instead of OK to save the changes and continue working in the Style Manager.