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Column hatch disappears when joined to wall

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PDSF
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Column hatch disappears when joined to wall

PDSF
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Hey all, I know there are probably hundreds of posts on this issue, but the behavior seems to have changed recently so I'm starting another one. It used to be that when you joined an architectural wall to a structural column, the column would keep its hatch. This is not working for us any more in Revit 2023. The column goes white when it is joined to a wall. Switching join order does nothing. Is anyone else seeing this?

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Column hatch disappears when joined to wall

Hey all, I know there are probably hundreds of posts on this issue, but the behavior seems to have changed recently so I'm starting another one. It used to be that when you joined an architectural wall to a structural column, the column would keep its hatch. This is not working for us any more in Revit 2023. The column goes white when it is joined to a wall. Switching join order does nothing. Is anyone else seeing this?

Joined: Capture2.JPG

 

Unjoined: Capture.JPG

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ToanDN
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ToanDN
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Are you sure it is a structural column?  Can you share the column family here?

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Are you sure it is a structural column?  Can you share the column family here?

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PDSF
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PDSF
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It says it is. Here's the family. It's straight out of the Revit box.

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It says it is. Here's the family. It's straight out of the Revit box.

Capture.JPG

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PDSF
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PDSF
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Bump...any thoughts on this?

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Bump...any thoughts on this?

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ToanDN
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ToanDN
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Accepted solution

VG > set Structural Columns category to Medium or Fine.

 

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VG > set Structural Columns category to Medium or Fine.

 

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jay_colcombe
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jay_colcombe
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Is this happening in Revit 2024?

Are you using a Structural Template?

Jay Colcombe

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Revit Architecture & Structure Certified Professional
AutoCAD Certified Professional
B.Sc. Hons Civil & Structural Engineering

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Is this happening in Revit 2024?

Are you using a Structural Template?

Jay Colcombe

Autodesk Certified Instructor
Revit Architecture & Structure Certified Professional
AutoCAD Certified Professional
B.Sc. Hons Civil & Structural Engineering

If you find my post interesting, feel free to give a Kudo.
If it solves your problem, please click Accept to enhance the Forum.
Message 7 of 7
PDSF
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PDSF
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Bingo! Thanks Toan. I've just recently started using these by-category detail levels and they are really helpful.
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Bingo! Thanks Toan. I've just recently started using these by-category detail levels and they are really helpful.

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