Mark-Up Styles Dialog Box

Mark-up Styles are project attributes, which can be defined and edited in Options > Attributes > Mark-Up Styles.

Use a Mark-Up Style to define the color of corrections and highlights when you use ArchiCAD’s Mark-Up feature.

If a Mark-up Entry is based on an imported BCF file, the BCF style is replicated as an ArchiCAD Mark-up Style.

For more information, see Project Mark-Up.

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Style Panel: This panel lists the currently defined Mark-Up Style names of the Correction Elements. The styles are:

Multiple Mark-Up Conflict: automatic style which cannot be manually selected for Mark-Up Entries. It is used by ArchiCAD to indicate that more than one Mark-Up Entry was used to highlight the elements that appear with this color. This style cannot be deleted.

Revision: this style cannot be deleted, but can be renamed.

In Progress: this style can be both deleted and renamed.

Closed: this style can be both deleted and renamed.

Approved: this style can be both deleted and renamed.

Remarks: this style can be both deleted and renamed.

Next to each Mark-Up style name there are two color boxes. The first box displays the pencolor of the Correction Elements, the second displays the pencolor of the Highlighted Elements.

Note: You can only set pencolors for the Correction and Highlighted Elements in the Style Attributes Panel (below).

To create a new Mark-Up style, click the New button and type a name in the appearing dialog box.

To rename the existing Mark-Up style, click the Rename button and type the new name in the text field.

To delete the undesired Mark-Up style, click the Delete button.

Style Attributes Panel: This panel displays the Style Attributes of the Style selected in the list at the top.

Choose separate pencolors for Corrected and Highlighted elements that belong to the selected Mark-Up Style.