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Column Display at Different Display Levels

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chris_pitt
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Column Display at Different Display Levels

Hi

 

Does anyone have a quick explanation of how to make columns display as columns in the coarse level of detail instead of just as sticks?

 

I know I'll have to edit the family but I can see anything obvious to change.

 

Regards

 

Christopher Alan Pitt

Frank Shaw Associates

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Alfredo_Medina
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Open the column family, select the extrusion > visibility settings, > activate coarse. Now, do the opposite with the symbolic lines, making them Not visible in coarse level of detail.


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when i open the column family's where is the extrusion setting

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@robert.noriega 

You most likely have figured this out by now, but for any future readers of this thread, you can modify the visibility of extrusions in a column family by:

  1. Edit the family.
  2. Select the extrusion.
  3. On the Modify|Extrusion contextual ribbon tab, on the Mode panel, select the Visibility Settings tool.
  4. In the Family Element Visibility Settings dialog, in the Detail Levels area, check the toggles of the Detail Levels for which you want that extrusion to be visible.
  5. Select OK to accept the change.
  6. Save the family, if appropriate.
  7. Load the family into the project(s) where you want to see the change.

2020-07-13_Revit2020_FamilyEditor_StructuralColumnFamily_ExtrusionVisibility.png

 

In the out-of-the-box imperial wide flange column family, the extrusion is only set to be visible at the Fine Detail Level.


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