DrawStyle: Difference between "As is" and "Flat lines"?
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DrawStyle: Difference between "As is" and "Flat lines"?
I have a hard time distinguishing between the DrawStyles mentioned in the topic title. They seem exactly the same?
Re: DrawStyle: Difference between "As is" and "Flat lines"?
As is means do not modify the object drawing style.
Flat lines overrides the object drawing style to flat lines.
You probably don't see any difference because flat lines is the default drawStyle of many objects.
Flat lines overrides the object drawing style to flat lines.
You probably don't see any difference because flat lines is the default drawStyle of many objects.
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Re: DrawStyle: Difference between "As is" and "Flat lines"?
(Part) objects have a DrawStyle property (Solid, Dashed, Dotted, DashDot) which affects how edges are displayed. Do you mean that? If I choose "Dashed", both the "As is" and "Flat lines" DrawStyle show dashed edges (and still look the same).
Is there perhaps an object where "As is" and "Flat lines" show a distinct difference?
Re: DrawStyle: Difference between "As is" and "Flat lines"?
Sorry, Display ModeRoy_043 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 30, 2020 4:49 pm(Part) objects have a DrawStyle property (Solid, Dashed, Dotted, DashDot) which affects how edges are displayed. Do you mean that? If I choose "Dashed", both the "As is" and "Flat lines" DrawStyle show dashed edges (and still look the same).
Is there perhaps an object where "As is" and "Flat lines" show a distinct difference?
follow my experiments on BIM modelling for architecture design
Re: DrawStyle: Difference between "As is" and "Flat lines"?
@carlopav: Aha, now I understand. Thank you.