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    Distinguished Contributor
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    existing and new walls

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    05-06-2005 09:22 PM
    i am doing an extension to a building and would like to differentiate the new from the existing walls with some sort of shading.
    how do i go about this

    thanks
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    *Leonid Raiz

    Re: existing and new walls

    05-07-2005 05:27 AM in reply to: yoiyoi
    Look up Phasing in help

    wrote in message news:4837947@discussion.autodesk.com...
    i am doing an extension to a building and would like to differentiate the
    new from the existing walls with some sort of shading.
    how do i go about this

    thanks
    Please use plain text.
    Distinguished Contributor
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    Registered: ‎03-17-2005

    Re: existing and new walls

    10-28-2005 10:45 AM in reply to: yoiyoi
    How would you change the hatch on the existing elevation. When the wall is assigned an exising phase it isn't effecting the elvation hatch.
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    Re: existing and new walls

    10-28-2005 11:38 AM in reply to: yoiyoi
    phases will require phase filter settings that differentiate what is existing and what is new. Your walls will be created in different phases (i.e. existing, or new construction).

    Your elevation view properties should be set to show the new construcion phase, with a phase filter of "show previous + new".

    In the phases menu, set that filter to use a graphic overide (the details of which you can set on the overide tab of that menu) for the "previous" phase elements (i.g. existing walls).

    Those settings will affect the plan views mostly, but using shading with edges will produce an elevation with the previous phase shaded in gray.

    (at least that is how I've gone about in my project. good luck).
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