Configuring The Display Properties Of A Style - Autodesk 235B1-05A761-1301 - AutoCAD MEP 2010 User Manual

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Configuring the Display Properties of a Style

By customizing the display properties of a style (in other words, by applying a style override), you can control
how building systems objects using that style are displayed in your drawing. You can change individual
component display properties, such as the color or layer of connectors. Any change you make affects all
instances of content using this style.
For information on how the display of an object is determined when multiple types of display overrides are
in effect, see
To configure the display properties of a style
1 Select an object in your drawing, and then choose one of the following procedures:
2 In the Styles dialog, click the Display Properties tab.
3 Configure the display properties:
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Hierarchy of Display Control
Click the object's contextual ribbon tab
NOTE The General Panel shows an Edit System Style drop-down menu for some objects that you
can then open to choose from several Edit Style commands.
Right-click an object in your drawing, and click the corresponding Edit Style command from
the context menu.
If you want to...
change the display of an object style's components,
such as visibility, layer, or color
reset the display representation to the drawing default
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General Panel
then...
select the display representation, click Style Over-
ride, and edit the component display properties.
click Style Override to clear the override.
Edit Style command.