Control the display of hidden lines throughout the project, in specific views, and by element in a view.
You can control the display of hidden lines in 2D views and 3D views.
To define hidden line styles for use throughout the project, use the Object Styles dialog. For most categories of model elements, you can modify a Hidden Lines subcategory and specify its line weight, color, and pattern. Whenever a view displays hidden lines, the software uses these styles unless you override them.
You can override hidden line styles as follows:
In the current view, control the display of hidden lines with the Show Hidden Lines view parameter. Define this parameter as All (show all hidden lines), None (do not show hidden lines), or <By discipline> (the default), which hides or shows hidden lines based on the value of the Discipline view property.
For example, the section view on the right shows a wall opening that occurs below the cut plane of the plan view on the left. To display the wall opening in the plan view, set the Show Hidden Lines parameter to All.
When creating a view template, you can define the Show Hidden Lines parameter as appropriate for the template.
To use different graphics for hidden lines for a particular element or line in a view, do one of the following: