Filter for working-auxiliary Sections

Filter for working-auxiliary Sections

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Filter for working-auxiliary Sections

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Hello. How do we set a filter so some auxiliary sections used only for working or draft are not seen in the published or printed plans?

 

Thanks

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Alfredo_Medina
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  1. Create a type of section (duplicating an existing section type). Include the word "Working" in the name of the type.
  2. In the filter dialog box, create a new filter, such as "Ref. Symbols - Working" ; Categories = Sections ; Filter by = Family and Type ; contains = "Working".
  3. Add the filter to a view, and turn the filter off.

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chrisplyler
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I'm a bit confused.

 

Since I never add my "working" Views to Sheets, they never get into the printed drawing sets anyway.

 

And you can't have one View inside another View, so I don't understand the idea of using a View Filter to filter out views from a view.

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Alfredo_Medina
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The purpose of the filter is to hide any "Working" section from the view. The reference symbols that correspond to the working sections.


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chrisplyler
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Ahhhhhh. I'll smack myself in the forehead now.

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ToanDN
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Maybe he means the section/elevation tags on floor plans. If that is the case, so a View Filter would work. If those views are not placed on Sheet, then simply check Hide Unreferenced View Tag in plot settings.
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Anonymous
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It worked with Filter by_View Name_Contains_Working.

 

Thanks!

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Anonymous
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this breaks projects. this finds the same view family type elsewhere and hides other sections, elevation and callouts in the view. 

You should work on a real project as you will find real practical concerns. Autodesk needs to think about adding a type filter for views and then this will work.

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