Change Line Width for almost everything

[SConnetti]

I have been using libre office draw for a while and have several large files. The problem is I got a new printer which prints the default line width so thin I can barely see it. I have been modifying them by hand to set the line width to 0.01 but this is a slow and tedious process, even with mass select. It would be easier if I did not have objects with larger widths.

Is there a way to write a script or macro to go through each object, including groups, check the line width, and if it is not set or too small, to set it to 0.01?

[Hrbrgr]

https://documentation.libreoffice.org/en/english-documentation/

Download the Draw manual. Line styles are covered from page 74 onwards.

[SConnetti]

That only tells me how to do it for new objects or manually modify them, which is what I have been doing. I need to do it en masse, selectively, for old objects.

[LeroyG]

@SConnetti, Please, choose retag (below your question), add macro and press Enter twice. That will give the question more visibility. Thanks.

EDIT: My comment was post in the old ask site.

[Mr.SmoothJuice]

Use Ctrl + A to select all objects on the page, right-click on a single line (any of the lines present), choose line; now set your line thickness. this next part is important; make sure arrow styles on the right is CLEAR, press ok.