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Can't Hide in View

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Message 1 of 15
cdeweese
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Can't Hide in View

When I go to View -> Hide in View ->

the Elements and Catagory are grayed out. Does anyone know why? Something probably simple but can't figure it out.

Thanks,
Chris
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Message 2 of 15
jason.martin
in reply to: cdeweese

Nothing is selected, so there is no category or element to hide?

(guessing?)

jason

"cdeweese" wrote in message news:5918340@discussion.autodesk.com...
> When I go to View -> Hide in View ->
>
> the Elements and Catagory are grayed out. Does anyone know why? Something
> probably simple but can't figure it out.
>
> Thanks,
> Chris
Message 3 of 15
cdeweese
in reply to: cdeweese

Well, I'm trying to hide different elements that are on the linked model. I select the linked model as a whole and element is NOT grayed out but when I tab thru to select different elements and not the whole model it is grayed out.
Message 4 of 15
jason.martin
in reply to: cdeweese

Hi Chris -

I tried this in 2008 and 2009, and in both cases got it to work, but I think
I figured out what the problem might be.

If you have your view configured so that the link is displaying with a view
definition from the "link" rather than by host view, the options to override
the view settings for the items in the link "locally" (i.e. hide specific
elements or categories in this view) becomes disabled, because you're
telling the application to use a specific set of view settings defined in
the linked file, rather than the view settings defined in the "host" view.

You can still override the visibility of things that are in the "local"
project, but you've told the link to display exactly as it is displayed in
the linked file, and it's going to display that way (which is why you can't
override it).

hth

jason

"cdeweese" wrote in message news:5918363@discussion.autodesk.com...
> Well, I'm trying to hide different elements that are on the linked model.
> I select the linked model as a whole and element is NOT grayed out but
> when I tab thru to select different elements and not the whole model it is
> grayed out.
Message 5 of 15
cdeweese
in reply to: cdeweese

That is correct in VG I have the linked view: Floor Plan Level 1 that way the room names are visible. I changed it back to none and tried it and it worked. I guess I want the best of both worlds. Thanks man.

Chris
Message 6 of 15
agutierrez
in reply to: jason.martin

OMG!!!!! I have been trying to figure that out for years!!! That just made my week, this has bothered me and I have had to do so many things to get around that.. Even to the point of going into other models and deleting the objects!. Thank you so much

Message 7 of 15
lbirdsall
in reply to: cdeweese

I am having a similar problem. I am able to hide by category in other views but it's not an option in when I'm in 1 particular view.

Thank you,

Lynda 

Message 8 of 15
m.voss.alvine
in reply to: lbirdsall

do you have a view template set?

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Message 9 of 15
lbirdsall
in reply to: m.voss.alvine

I believe I was trying to hide things that appear on a schedule? Could that be the problem?
Thank you,
Lynda
Message 10 of 15
fabiosato
in reply to: lbirdsall

Hello,

 

The only way I know to remove items only from a schedule is through filters.

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Message 11 of 15
MAXDesign_01
in reply to: cdeweese

Hello,

I had the same problem. Somehow I changed my view the plate from "none" to "Architectural Plan." When it was using the Architectural Plan template I could not hide any imported CAD lines. Then I changed it back to none and I was able to hide CAD lines. So click on the view and see what view template it is using in the properties dialog box.

Message 12 of 15
taylorBUVBW
in reply to: jason.martin

What exactly should our VV be prompted to ? I tried to make sure my link was local and not custom but I still think I am doing something wrong.

 

Thank you 

Message 13 of 15
s.borello
in reply to: cdeweese

Are you trying to hide something in a link?  If your views are set to a linked view it can mess with you. 

Message 14 of 15
Dronov.Dmitry
in reply to: cdeweese

Якщо створити новий вигляд і не накладати шаблон - елеметни лінкованого файла можуть бути сховані.Як тількі накласти шаблон - ця можливість втрачається і навіть якщо шаблон зняти - елемент не можна знову ховатиТреба зробити новий 3D вигляд і не накладати шаблон

If you create a new look and do not overlay a template - items of link file can be hidden.
As soon as you apply a template - this opportunity is lost and even if you remove the template - the item can not be hidden again
It is necessary to make a new 3D look and not to impose a template

DronovDmitry_0-1651755829749.png

 

Message 15 of 15
stephensmandac
in reply to: cdeweese

In Identity Data

Click View Template

Choose "None"

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