ποΈ What you can change
You can set the major appearance attributes of all your flashing and trim lines (roof or wall) to display them how you want. You can set the colour, style, weight and name of a line type.
π§ Change the name of a line type
Go to Set-Up > Preference Settings > System Preferences in the pulldown menu.
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βClick [Set Line Styles]
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βThe dialog box is displayed where you can change any of the names of the line types thus using terms more familiar to your people, for example changing Step to Side Wall.
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βSelect [Ok] and from that point onwards any line previously referred to in the software β line labels, flashing list etc as step will now be side wall.
π¨ Change the colour of a line type
In the same Roof Line Options / Wall Line Options dialog, click the ellipsis button (β¦) at the end of the line type you want to change.
βThis allows you to select a new colour from the colour palette you have set up.
βIf you click on Ridge as an example, it brings up this box with the current colours you have set for that line type β colour number 1 used on our ridge line is red.
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π§© Edit the colours in the palette (Colour Table)
You can edit the colours available in this menu β there are 256 colour numbers and any number can be any colour.
In the pulldown menu go to CAD > Defaults > Colour Table.
βSelect the colour number that you wish to change, say colour 4 as an example, currently it is a dark grey colour.
βYou can use the Red, Green, Blue (RGB) sliders to change the colour.
If they are all set to 0 you get black
If they are all set to 100 you get white
And then every shade in between
If you wanted to change colour 4 to Red then I would set Red to 100 and then the others to 0.
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βIf youβre happy with the selection, then select [Apply] and from that point on colour 4 will be red in the palette.
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β οΈ Important note about shared colour numbers
Be aware that there are a few colours such as 9 & 12 that are used to display some text e.g. when you generate your roof sheets or flashing lay outs etc. so any change you make for a selected line, will affect these attributes as well.
β Take care what you change and be prepared to select a different colour number for your line type.







