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Sketch lines linewidth - how to make Inventor lines thicker for a 4K display?

How to set Inventor to display thicker sketch lines for more distinct display on a hi-res monitor (e.g. 4K)?

Linewidth (thickness) of sketch lines is controlled by settings of a specific color scheme. Launch the Color scheme editor (since version 2019: Application options > Colors > Customize schemes, in older versions see Tip 10596) and in your preferred color scheme change the value Design > Sketch > Thick 3D line from the default value 2 e.g. to 3 or 4. Similarly you can change the value Thin 3D line.

The sketch display will then change from the default:

to a thicker appearance:

In older Inventor versions you can also use the Registry settings in the key:

HKCU\Software\Autodesk\Inventor\RegistryVersion2x.0\System\Preferences\ColorSchemes\Schemes\scheme#

e.g. to:

3DThickLine = 4
3DThinLine = 2

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See also:
Tip 12242:	How to increase contrast between a constrained and underconstrained curve in an Inventor sketch?
Tip 10596:	Changing colors of the Inventor color schemes (UI).
Tip 9387:	How to change cursor color in the Inventor text editing window?
Tip 3623:	How to modify color schemes offered in Inventor?

Selected tip: How to display full document path in Inventor title bar?

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