Demolished shading in section

Demolished shading in section

RobDBrown
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Demolished shading in section

RobDBrown
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Hi,

Seems like a simple enough solution but I cannot get the shading for the floor and Structural framing beam to be the same weight

Any ideas would be appreciated.

Rob

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ToanDN
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Show your Phasing Graphic Overrides.

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RobDBrown
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Hi,

Both cut and projection lines in Demolished are set to the same weight ?

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ToanDN
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Can you share the file here?

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RobDBrown
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Hi,

Here you go

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ToanDN
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Set the Floors category's cut pattern to solid white instead of invisible.

 

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RobDBrown
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Hi,

Thank you for the solution however i don't understand why this setting shouldn't also apply to structural framing however it works with the fill hidden for that element ?

Although it seems to solve the issue it isn't ideal when using a black blackground for drafting in Revit. (see screenshot)

Do you have any other ideas on why this is happening ? 

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ToanDN
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@RobDBrown wrote:

Hi,

Thank you for the solution however i don't understand why this setting shouldn't also apply to structural framing however it works with the fill hidden for that element ?

Although it seems to solve the issue it isn't ideal when using a black blackground for drafting in Revit. (see screenshot)

Do you have any other ideas on why this is happening ? 


No I don't.  If you don't want to use the solid while cut pattern for the walls then create parts from the walls and set the view to show parts.

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barthbradley
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I understand why.  It's all about Hierarchy. Your View Template Category Overrides are "fighting" Phase Filter Graphic Overrides.  You can do away with VT Category Overrides and just use a Selection Set Filter to get to where you want to go.  

 

Fighting Heirarchy1.pngFight Heirarchy2.png

 

Fighting Hierarchy3.png

 

Help | Element Visibility Override Hierarchy | Autodesk

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