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Hello all,
My issue today is dealing with the window/door muntin visibility on my elevations. I know the cause is the silhouette setting on my elevation view template. I like the look the silhouette gives my elevations, but I do not like that it applies it to door and window muntins. It makes them look very, very heavy. I know one partial solution is to use the linework override, but on a project where I would have to do that to 24 individual lines per window on a house that has 25+ windows, that is not much of a practical solution. I have not found any fixes to this in my internet / forum searches, and I apologize if this has a simple solution that I am missing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Windows Version: 1803
Revit Version: 19.0.20.1
This window is the stock family that comes with Revit with the nested muntins and trim. It is simple to use and customize, and I would love to keep using it if i could.
Hello all,
My issue today is dealing with the window/door muntin visibility on my elevations. I know the cause is the silhouette setting on my elevation view template. I like the look the silhouette gives my elevations, but I do not like that it applies it to door and window muntins. It makes them look very, very heavy. I know one partial solution is to use the linework override, but on a project where I would have to do that to 24 individual lines per window on a house that has 25+ windows, that is not much of a practical solution. I have not found any fixes to this in my internet / forum searches, and I apologize if this has a simple solution that I am missing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Windows Version: 1803
Revit Version: 19.0.20.1
This window is the stock family that comes with Revit with the nested muntins and trim. It is simple to use and customize, and I would love to keep using it if i could.
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