Filled Region Malfunction???

Filled Region Malfunction???

mlozanol
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Filled Region Malfunction???

mlozanol
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Hey there! I'm having some trouble with a filled region in an a Revit file. The filled region cannot be selected from the edge (even with tab), and when I am able to select the region, I am unable to edit the boundary lines and there's nothing there to select. The line types are all visible in the view and it is only affecting the filled regions on one view. 

 

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barthbradley
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Is it Pinned and Select Pinned Elements turned off?  Is any selection ability disabled?  

 

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Message 3 of 9

mlozanol
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It's not pinned. I think it's a problem with the boundary on this specific view perhaps. It happens when I create new filled regions, but doesn't affect other detail items.

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barthbradley
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Post the file here.  

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Message 5 of 9

mlozanol
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I can't. Work file! 

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Message 6 of 9

ToanDN
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@mlozanol wrote:

Hey there! I'm having some trouble with a filled region in an a Revit file. The filled region cannot be selected from the edge (even with tab), and when I am able to select the region, I am unable to edit the boundary lines and there's nothing there to select. The line types are all visible in the view and it is only affecting the filled regions on one view. 

 


Enable Face selection so that you can select the filled region, then edit boundary and find out what line being used.

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Message 7 of 9

barthbradley
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Group the relevant elements together and save that Group out of your Project and post that Group RVT here.  

 

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Message 8 of 9

mlozanol
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Hey all! None of these solutions have worked, but what did was selecting the filled region using face selection and deleting it but copying one from another view. The new regions drawn in the view were not editable either, but the copied one works perfectly!

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barthbradley
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Almost sounds like you're working in a 2D view that is askew to the work plane that the element was created on.  Sounds like, I said.   That doesn't entirely fit with what you are describing though.  Can you post the file? 

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