I have hopefully attached the missing file to this post.
This DGNLIB contains a Detailing Symbol Style definition named BB_BuildingCallouts. This changes the default style of the Section/Elevation/Detail callouts from a black color to a red color and from line weight zero to line weight 2. It also assigns them to the G-Anno-Symb level. If you follow the steps below, then when you start one of the Section/Elevation/Detail callout commands in the Create Views task you will be able to click on the Detail Style pulldown of these commands and select the BB_BuildingCallout style. You may also edit the detail style by opening the BB_ELEMENTTEMPLATE.DGN and from the main menubar, activating the Element-->Detail Symbol Styles command.
The BB_ELEMENTTEMPLATE.DGNLIB should be located in the \DGN directory of your dataset. It looks like the file is missing. Please find it attached. Also, please make sure the location and name of this file is appended to the MS_DGNLIBLIST configuration variable.
I will file a Trouble Report for this and make sure it is fixed in the next release.
Sincerely,
Steve Stevens Product Manager - Bentley Architecture
Brian Thomas, AIA, LEED AP BD+C
GH2 Architects
The file previously posted was renamed to BB_DetailingStyle.dgnlib and will be delivered in the datasets under the dgn directory. (i.e. C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Bentley\WorkSpace\TriForma\ArchDatasetNcsUS\dgn)
We added the following statement to the ArchProjectTemplateNcsUS.pcf, this will load any dgnlib located in the dgn directory. #---------------------------------------------------------------------- # The following variable loads dataset specific dgnlibs used to define levels, # detail styles, text styles, dimension styles etc.. #---------------------------------------------------------------------- MS_DGNLIBLIST < $(TFDIR)dgn\*.dgnlib
#---------------------------------------------------------------------- # Or the configuration variable above can be commented out and the ones # below can be un-commented for more specific control #----------------------------------------------------------------------
#MS_DGNLIBLIST > $(TFDIR)dgn\Architectural.dgnlib #MS_DGNLIBLIST > $(TFDIR)dgn\GeneralAnnotation.dgnlib #MS_DGNLIBLIST > $(TFDIR)dgn\BB_DetailingStyle.dgnlib
We replaced the following lines:
MS_DGNLIBLIST > $(TFDIR)dgn\Architectural.dgnlib MS_DGNLIBLIST > $(TFDIR)dgn\GeneralAnnotation.dgnlib
I have attached both files for those that are interested.
Jeff Ashley, Associate Product Manager, Bentley Architecture