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    Active Member
    asvREVIT
    Posts: 8
    Registered: ‎09-20-2010
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    MORE COLOUR PLEASE!

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    09-20-2010 07:14 AM

    We're Hydraulic Designers and the industry is screeming to have pipe systems in 3D in COLOUR!!!

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    Valued Contributor wim
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    Registered: ‎11-05-2004

    Re: MORE COLOUR PLEASE!

    09-20-2010 01:05 PM in reply to: asvREVIT

    Revit can do this without any problem.

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    asvREVIT
    Posts: 8
    Registered: ‎09-20-2010

    Re: MORE COLOUR PLEASE!

    09-20-2010 03:23 PM in reply to: asvREVIT

    THat's great news! But I've just sat through 3 days of REVIT training and was told consistently that there is no way to identify pipe runs in colour in 3D view (unless you 'paint' each individual element!).....

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    asommer
    Posts: 752
    Registered: ‎08-10-2009

    Re: MORE COLOUR PLEASE!

    09-22-2010 07:46 AM in reply to: asvREVIT

    I have about 20 different pipe types on one of my projects, I have used "Filters" located in the Visibility/Graphic Overrides to set different colors to all different types.  You just have to play with the filter settings a bit.

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    asvREVIT
    Posts: 8
    Registered: ‎09-20-2010

    Re: MORE COLOUR PLEASE!

    09-22-2010 02:42 PM in reply to: asommer

    It works beautifully! Thank you all.... I will have great pleasure advising our 'trainer' of this revelation.

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    Registered: ‎11-19-2008

    Re: MORE COLOUR PLEASE!

    10-11-2010 09:46 PM in reply to: asvREVIT

    asvREVIT wrote:
    I've just sat through 3 days of REVIT training and was told consistently that there is no way to identify pipe runs in colour in 3D view (unless you 'paint' each individual element!).....

    It's name and shame time!

    Who on earth told you that rubbish? Its one of the more basic things to do.

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