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We are using revit 2014 and we are wanting to adjust the annotation crop to match our crop region instead of the annotation crop being a square. Is this goal possible in revite 14?
We are trying to cover up match lines and we tried to use filled regions over the match line and we could still see the line. Any other suggestions on how to hide part of the match line without recreating a new one match line to replace it?
A workaround we us is to create a title block family with a white filled region. And place that on the sheet (not in the view) to cover up the unwanted anotations.
Put some instance parameters in the family so you can adjust the size.
We are trying to cover up match lines and we tried to use filled regions over the match line and we could still see the line. Any other suggestions on how to hide part of the match line without recreating a new one match line to replace it?
Place this family on sheet and stretch it to cover the area you want to omit. Note that this family ONLY works on sheets. Do not use it in views.
That family is in 2022. Any chance you could make that available in 2021?
I am currently using a large font text on the sheet with opaque checked on and text color light grey.
I enter a lot of spaces and then hit period.
Copy paste as many lines as I need to cover up annotations.
You can also set the text to 250-250-250 (almost white) but then I can't see where the periods are.
This works well on the fly if you just want to cover annotation BUT, I can't drag any other views to occupy that "masked" region, as the opaque text box hides views whether these text boxes are in the view or on the sheet.
