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Place a Model Line Click (Model Line). ... Click Modify | Place Lines tab Draw panel, and select a sketching option or Pick Lines to create lines by selecting lines or walls within the model.

Model lines are work plane-based elements that exist in 3D space and are visible in all views. They can be drawn straight or curved, either singly or in chains, or in the shape of a rectangle, circle, ellipse, or other polygon.

Because they exist in 3D space, you can use model lines to represent geometry such as cords or cables supporting a tarp. In contrast to model lines, detail lines exist only in the view they are drawn in (see Detail Lines). You can convert model lines to detail lines, and vice-versa.

Converting detail lines to model lines Turn off all categories except for the model lines and/or detail lines you want to convert. On the File menu, click Export > CAD Formats to export the project to an AutoCAD DWG file. On the File menu, click Import/Link > CAD Formats to import the DWG file back into your project.

So reference lines are reference objects. They are similar to reference planes or levels and you use them to host other geometry. They've got those integrated work planes and they can also be set up with parametric relationships. Model lines on the other hand are considered part of your model.

Model lines are always visible in 3D views. You can control their visibility in plan and elevation views by selecting the lines and clicking Modify | Lines tab Visibility panel (Visibility Settings).