Autodesk 235B1-05A761-1301 User Guide - Page 542

Z-axis value will display the overlap or break. If the priority values are different, the priority values determine this. Refer to the following table for more information. If the crossing style of And if the priority values of Then... the 2 lines is... the 2 lines are... overlap the same the line drawn second displays the overlap. break the same the line drawn first displays the break. mixed (one is overlap, and the other is break) the same the line drawn second determines the crossing style to use. If the style is overlap, the line drawn second displays the overlap. If the style is break, the line drawn first displays the break. TIP To change the draw order of a selected line, right-click, click Display Order, and select a command (for example, Send to Back) on the submenu. To specify annotation for a schematic line style 1 Open the drawing that contains the style. 2 In the Schematic workspace, open the style by doing one of the following: ■ Click Manage tab ➤ Style & Display panel ➤ Style Manager drop-down ➤ Schematic Line Styles . In the left pane of the Style Manager, select the style. ■ In the drawing, select a schematic line that uses the style, and click Schematic Line tab ➤ General panel ➤ Edit System Style drop-down ➤ Edit Schematic Line Style . 3 Click the Annotation tab. 4 Under Crossings, select a style for crossing schematic lines. You can specify that the crossing lines are displayed as is, with an overlap, or with a break. 5 If you selected the overlap style or the break style, for Break/Overlap Paper Width, enter the width of the overlap or the break, and for Break/Overlap Priority, enter a number. 6 Under Connections, select a connection node symbol for line junctions, and enter a size. 7 Under Start & End Settings, select a symbol for the start and end of a line, and enter a size for each. 524 | Chapter 11 Drawing Schematic Diagrams