Cut Line Profile

Cut Line Profile

55chuteT9MXS
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Cut Line Profile

55chuteT9MXS
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Hello, is there any way to make cut profile line invisible short of masking region?

 

Thanks, 

 

 

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Message 2 of 19

ToanDN
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Linework tool?

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Message 3 of 19

barthbradley
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Change the Cut Line Pattern, Color, Weight? Override by Element, Category or Filter? 

 

Linework (LW) Tool? 

 

 

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Message 4 of 19

55chuteT9MXS
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Thanks for the replies, linework tool won’t work, can’t click the profile line.  Seems like all the cut profile line tools will only mimic the line style of what they are cutting.

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Message 5 of 19

RDAOU
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@55chuteT9MXS 

 

Cut profile kinda falls under detail components however it has no specific category...ie: you cannot really hide/override it by any means BUT you can Overlay it with a detail item/detail line and change its display order (Back/front)

 

Hide Cut Profile.gif

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barthbradley
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Linework tool works here.

 

Cut Profile.png

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Message 7 of 19

barthbradley
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@55chuteT9MXS wrote:

... is there any way to make cut profile line invisible short of masking region?

 

 


No masking region or other tomfoolery here. Just using the Linework (LW) tool. 

 

Invisible Cut Profile.png

...but, whatever.  

 

 

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Message 8 of 19

RDAOU
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Linework does not pick Cut Profile lines...unless you version of Revit is special. In such case you are welcome to demonstrate in a screencast. That will be interesting to watch

 

 

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Message 9 of 19

barthbradley
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@RDAOU wrote:

 

Linework does not pick Cut Profile lines...

 


 

You absolutely right @RDAOU; Linework does not pick Cut Profile lines.  So, what do you think I did?  Remember - the only tool I'm using in the above screenshots is the Linework tool.

 

And, no; my Revit is not special.  Only I am.  😉

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Message 10 of 19

RDAOU
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@barthbradley wrote:

,,,,

And, no; my Revit is not special.  Only I am.  😉


No doubt you are 🙂 

 

    ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

 

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Message 11 of 19

55chuteT9MXS
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OK, I am stumped and I know that is something real straightforward.  All I can come up with is drawing a white line over the profile line... please show me your magic.

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Message 12 of 19

55chuteT9MXS
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Hi, any chance you could shed some light on how you did the invisible cut line profile in this post?\

 

Thanks, 

 

 

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Message 13 of 19

ToanDN
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@55chuteT9MXS wrote:

Hi, any chance you could shed some light on how you did the invisible cut line profile in this post?\

 

Thanks, 

 

 


Maybe not the way he had done it though.

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Message 14 of 19

55chuteT9MXS
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Hi, Thanks so much, this is great - could you tell me more detail.  I openened your file and this seems to work just not sure how you are doing it since cant use linework tool. sorry for the slow processing speed. 

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Message 15 of 19

RDAOU
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@55chuteT9MXS 

 

By overriding the CUT LINE pattern which I think was previously mentioned reply 3 above ... This could work but can be inconsistent.

 

See example GIF below 

 

NB: For it to work when used for walls or elements of multi layered structure, all layers falling on the side of the "cut profile" should be inside the core...otherwise, the override will affect the all the common lines on that side. This method would ideal when detailing foundations, retaining walls..etc

 

Cut profile.gif

 

RDAOU_1-1636556351762.png

 

 

 

 

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Message 16 of 19

ToanDN
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@55chuteT9MXS wrote:

Hi, Thanks so much, this is great - could you tell me more detail.  I openened your file and this seems to work just not sure how you are doing it since cant use linework tool. sorry for the slow processing speed. 


I did the same as @RDAOU shows above.  While it can be done, I don't think this method is any better than the marked solution or even using white lines as you indicated. 

 

Not sure if @barthbradley was using the same method though.  Only he can tell you.

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Message 17 of 19

55chuteT9MXS
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Thank you for all the feedback 

 

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Message 18 of 19

betosilva08
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can you explain how i could work this out?  The cut profile is taking the linework of a wall cut. and not the lineweight of the plywood wall part.  I tried using LW but its not letting me click on the cut profile elements.  I think the wall assembly has so many parts that REVIT might not know how to apply the thickness I want it to be and its not picking up the desired lineweight.  Am I missing something?
below is the wall profile which in this case I am "extending" the plywood up.

betosilva08_1-1647437437149.png

 

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Message 19 of 19

ilhan3533
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I tried this and all the cut lines became white except the cut profile line. I don't know why people have different results from doing the same procedure.

 

1.jpg 2.jpg 3.jpg

 

My particular problem with cut profile lines is that I am using design options to show different wall section detail variations but cut profile lines keep showing in other design option and it is impossible to hide/group/modify them. It's quite annoying.

 

Any ideas?

 

Thanks,

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