Autodesk Revit Structure

[#1]

come on Lance & Autodesk... We pointed this bug out three months ago. (case no. 07358572)

The structural Revit community needs a hotfix for this ASAP!!!

[#2]

Checking the checkbox does affect the issue. The masking regions & Opaque Filles Region are masking again. Though this not the solution for me right know.

Regards,

Jordi

[#3]

Ok, an update!

Revit structure 2013 with update 1 installed.--> Masking regions and Filled regions act like they should act.

Revit 2013 from the building design premium suite....with update 1..... they do'nt work.....

I use revit structure form the building design suite premium...... so.... i really need a hotfix on this one.

Regards, Jordi

[#4]

Ok, an update again,

Revit 2013 from the building design premium suite....with update 2.....Masking regions don't work on structural views when there's a linked model in your project.

Please, we really really need a fix on this.

Regards, Jordi

[#5]

Ok, an update again,

Revit 2013 from the building design premium suite....with update 2.....Masking regions don't work on structural views when there's a linked model in your project.

Please, we really really need a fix on this.

Regards, Jordi

[#6]

I did a complete reinstall with servicepacks, and without any addins..... problem solved.

[#7]

Are you sure? I just did a fresh install. And then a fresh update to product release 2.

I admit I'm running some extensions and add-ins. But this is a brand new Windows 7 64bit installation as well.

Here's a video I made in-case anyeone's confused:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMwVJ9Irn0c

[#8]

Update: Just spent the time to completely remove the add-ins and extensions, then reinstalled Revit 2013, then upgraded to product release 2.

I was STILL UNABLE to get nested filled regions (and masking regions) to work.