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Ducts in coarse mode - doesn't get correct appearance
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Hello!
I have a duct model, need to print it in a coarse mode. The duct system has both tap and tee in it, the tee looks fine but the tap gets a different look.
It is not the tap fitting that is the problem, it is the duct it self. I get the same behavior in any model I try, on any tap I try.
I've attached a jpg for you to look at. On the right picture you can see that it is the duct that is misbehaving...
Any tips?
Thanks!
//Lotta
Fell in love with Revit in 2008.
Don't forget: Kudos and Solutions!
Re: Ducts in coarse mode - doesn't get correct appearance
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Edit the linework in the tap family so it look like the tee - if that is how you want it to present. You should just have to delete a couple of lines and constrain a symbolic line to the main ref plane.
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Re: Ducts in coarse mode - doesn't get correct appearance
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Hi JulianJameson8403
If it was the tap that created the problem, your solution would be great. Unfortunately it is the system family duct itself that is creating this. I've already edit the tap with the visibility settings. If I pick the tap it only shows as a single line in coarse mode.
If you would be kind to look at my attached picture I hope you can see that in the right picture I hover over the duct and all of it lightens up. It also shows on the tooltip.
Thanks for your participation!
//Lotta Johannesson, Sweden
Fell in love with Revit in 2008.
Don't forget: Kudos and Solutions!
