Apply line types to specific objects using either the Attributes palette or the Resource Browser.
Attributes can also be applied by class settings (see Setting Class Attributes) or transferred with the Eyedropper tool.
To apply a line type from the Attributes palette and specify the line type settings:
Select the object, and then select Line Type from the Attributes palette pen style list.
If no line types are defined, and default content is not enabled in Vectorworks preferences, you are prompted to add a default line type definition.
To change to a different line type, click the line type list and select a different type from a library or the current file.
Adjust the pen color and line thickness for the selected object.
If a complex line type is selected, customize it by clicking the Line Type Settings button next to the Line Type list. The Line Type Local Mapping Settings dialog box opens.
Click to show/hide the parameters.
If desired, click Preview to view the results of the line type settings.
Click OK to apply the line type settings.
To apply a line type from the Resource Browser:
Select the object.
From the Resource Browser, select the resource to be applied. Right-click (Windows) or Ctrl-click (Mac) and select Apply from the context menu. (Alternatively, double-click the resource to apply it to the selection or drag the resource onto an object.)
Adjust the pen color and line thickness for the selected object.
If a complex line type is selected, customize the line type settings from the Attributes palette as described in Applying a Line Type from the Attributes Palette.
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