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I'm designing a building that has an underfloor system under a portion of second level for ductwork feeding floor grilles. I set the whole floor's view ranges to meet the needs of the majority of the level, and created a plan region for the portion that has the underfloor system so i could see below the second level in just this area, otherwise I'd see the first floor walls in the rest of the areas. However, when I do this my underfloor equipment and duct fittings(elbows, transitions, and take-offs) show up great, but the ductwork doesn't show up at all. The ductwork is at the same elevation as the fittings and equipment, so I'm baffled as to why it wouldn't show up when everything else does. I hope someone out there can help me!! Thanks in advance!
Probably not the answer you want to hear, but that is one of those "known issues". Plan regions don't work well with MEP objects, they work fine in revit architecture, but not MEP. I've had projects similar to what you are describing and found that the path of least resistance was to just create two separate views and place them on the sheets so that it appears to be one view.
The grid heads can get a little tricky with two adjacent views, but there's work-arounds for that too.
As stated in another reply, the "Plan Region" feature is broke in RMEP. A work around may be to actually select the objects and then right-click to access the "Hide in View" function. However, be aware, the "Hide in View" function is buggy itself in that it will lose settings if you try to customize a view via the VG. I have posted this issue in another thread ("TAB Select") which at this time no one from Adesk has responded whether the next release will "fix" the problem or not.
