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I'm striving to create drawings in Revit of the same standard as our AutoCAD 2D drawings. One of the pitfalls I have come across is the ducts have a centre line on square ducts and not on round, it should be the other way around. I don't know if it's an American thing, but we don't draw them that way.
Is there any way of changing the setting? I've looked in overrides and filters and can't find anything apart from turning them off and changing the line style. Is it something to do with the way the family is set up?
Before you print to CD's, change from Wireframe to Hidden Line.
In Wireframe, I'm seeing a centerline for both rectangular and round. Why Revit displays a centerline for rectangular, I haven't a clue, although the duct tag does start there.
Trust me, this Yank never put centerlines on rectangular ducts before (actually, didn't put them on round either, but our previous software didn't have that option).
Ed
