create a view template to show only the linked model

create a view template to show only the linked model

pipapongo0909
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create a view template to show only the linked model

pipapongo0909
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Hi fellow Revit'ers,

 

I am trying to setup a view template for a 3D view that shows only one specific linked model. ( i am working on the structural model and got the MEP and several architecture models linked in).

 

So far i used the following workflow to setup the view to show the "Arch_model_1":

  • Create a 3D view
  • set desired link to visible through "VV"
  • select the link
  • click the "Temporay Hide/Isolate"- command ( the glasses in the "view Control bar")
  • isolate Element
  • Apply Hide/Isolate to View

After this you end up with only the selected link visible in this view

 

However if i cretae a view template from this view change the to another view and apply the view template my model is still visible

 

Any advice?

 

Thanks



Jeff Wurth
BIM Manager | Dipl Ing. Bauingenieur
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ramabalanv
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Hi @pipapongo0909,

 

Instead of using "Isolate element" option, Try using Settings under Revit Links in Visibility/graphics override box and create view template. I hope this helps.

 

 

 

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FGPerraudin
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Hi @pipapongo0909,

 

Temporary hide / isolate or element hides cannot be integrated into templates.

 

I suggest that you hide every element of your 3D model section in the V/G dialog box.

Then, still within your template, select the desired revit link in the REvit Links overrides part, and set its visibilities to custom. Then, change its 3D model settings to visible.

 

This should work.

 

François



Francois-Gabriel Perraudin
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Alisder.Brown
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Hey

 

If you are using a workshared model, simple solution is to put your links onto a workset and simply turn off all workests apart from the links within the view template.

 

Hope this helps

Alisder Brown
Senior BIM Coordinator
Scotland, UK

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FGPerraudin
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I like the solution 

And you can integrate the worset display settings into your template.

Much better solution than mine.

 

François



Francois-Gabriel Perraudin
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pipapongo0909
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Hi,

 

thanks for the answer. All solutions were good, so thanks to everyone. I'll go with this one since the view template will not be blocked and i could apply one if needed

 

thanks,



Jeff Wurth
BIM Manager | Dipl Ing. Bauingenieur
LinkedIn

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