Hide the Detail view head and line

[basheer.algohi]

How can I hide the Detail view head and line as shown in the image.

This comes to indicate other elevations generated from an assembly

[basheer.algohi]

How can I hide the Detail view head and line as shown in the image.

This comes to indicate other elevations generated from an assembly

[WEC17]

Create a filter name unreferenced section. check the attach image for a better idea.

Once you have it click Visibility 

[WEC17]

Create a filter name unreferenced section. check the attach image for a better idea.

Once you have it click Visibility 

[barthbradley]

Do you know about Hide in View? Select the Marker, right click and press Hide in View. From there you have 3 choices: By Element, By Category or By Filter.  

I notice the View Scale is 1:20.  Ours are typically Hidden at that scale via the "Hide in Views Course Than" Property of the Marker.  Check it out.    

[barthbradley]

Do you know about Hide in View? Select the Marker, right click and press Hide in View. From there you have 3 choices: By Element, By Category or By Filter.  

I notice the View Scale is 1:20.  Ours are typically Hidden at that scale via the "Hide in Views Course Than" Property of the Marker.  Check it out.    

[ToanDN]

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@basheer.algohi wrote:

How can I hide the Detail view head and line as shown in the image.

This comes to indicate other elevations generated from an assembly

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VG > Annotation categories tab > turn off Sections

[ToanDN]

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@basheer.algohi wrote:

How can I hide the Detail view head and line as shown in the image.

This comes to indicate other elevations generated from an assembly

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VG > Annotation categories tab > turn off Sections

[basheer.algohi]

Thanks  for the answer 

I have more than 300 assemblies and doing it one by one is hard.

I am aware of VG stuff but I was hoping to do it on the family level so that it applies to all assemblies.

[basheer.algohi]

Thanks  for the answer 

I have more than 300 assemblies and doing it one by one is hard.

I am aware of VG stuff but I was hoping to do it on the family level so that it applies to all assemblies.

[basheer.algohi]

Yes but that will not work as I have over 300 of such views.

A global setting will be desired

thanks

[basheer.algohi]

Yes but that will not work as I have over 300 of such views.

A global setting will be desired

thanks

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

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@basheer.algohi wrote:

Thanks  for the answer 

I have more than 300 assemblies and doing it one by one is hard.

I am aware of VG stuff but I was hoping to do it on the family level so that it applies to all assemblies.

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You can create a View template with Sections turned off and assign it to all Assembly plan views.

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

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@basheer.algohi wrote:

Thanks  for the answer 

I have more than 300 assemblies and doing it one by one is hard.

I am aware of VG stuff but I was hoping to do it on the family level so that it applies to all assemblies.

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You can create a View template with Sections turned off and assign it to all Assembly plan views.

[basheer.algohi]

I have to activate the filter for each view.

This is not going to work as I have too many such views.

thanks

[basheer.algohi]

I have to activate the filter for each view.

This is not going to work as I have too many such views.

thanks

[RDAOU]

@basheer.algohi 

Would you settle for a dynamo script that does it for you? and if yes do you by any chance have a specific naming convention for the generated views?

[RDAOU]

@basheer.algohi 

Would you settle for a dynamo script that does it for you? and if yes do you by any chance have a specific naming convention for the generated views?

[basheer.algohi]

Thanks

[basheer.algohi]

Thanks