When using Elevation tags, if the sheet number is too long, it runs outside the elevation bubble. I'm ok with that, but when that label crosses the pointer, the text does not mask the pointer as it does in a section.
I think I already know the answer, but I'm throwing this out there just in case 😉.
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it already is set to Opaque.
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@pkomatlapalli, Thank you for inquiring 😁.
Unfortunately, in Revit, the Sections and Elevations families function differently. A section family is one element, bubble and arrow in one Section Head family. The arrow is often a Filled Region in the Section Head family. An Elevation is a combined element, the Body and the Pointer are 2 different elements nested together. The Body is linework and labels, where the Pointers are a Nested element. This prevents the Opaque label setting from covering the Pointer in the Elevation.
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What I ended up having to do to accommodate the client's naming convention was add the break to the Left and Right pointer families in the elevation to fake the Masking. I don't remember the exact project or id share a screen capture 😁. But luckily, their latest standard got rid of that naming convention.
But it is still a potential issue....
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