Hey all!!
Working as a landscape architect in an engineering firm has brought along a few unique questions I can't seem to find a solution too. One particularly useful aspect of Revit as a landscape architect is the ability to use 'floors' as automated planting beds. Although a bit clunky, we model "planting masses" as 'floors' against a reference civil surface using modify points. This allows us to use an automated equation to prefill and determine the required quantities of plants for our Planting Schedules. Although this is a great solution and gives us a faster workflow, the end result of our sheets can look a bit messy.
For example, when viewing the floors in plan view. The floors show the network of tangents joining all the points together to form the floor mesh. Is there a way to turn this off? Our solution at the moment is to make the floor transparent (to keep the calculations of plants) then create a filled region over the top of the floor using the annotation tool. This does give the desired result, but is essentially double handling the work.
Please see the screenshot. I've draw over some of the issue in red to make the pattern more visible, but this problem affects the entire green floor. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!
