How can I find hidden rooms in Revit 2024?
Are you referring to rooms that have been placed and you cant find, or the list the you can pick from when placing a new Room.
Are these rooms coming from the IFC, or are they showing in the IFC after you export from Revit?
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if the rooms are not places but showing in a schedule or table. make a room schedule and filter it by Area or Volumn. then set the qualification to Has No Value.
any room that shows up has not been placed and can be deleted from the schedule. this should remove it from the room list.
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They are showing n the IFC after I export from Revit. And I didn't put them in my project.
Do you have any filters on your Room Schedule?
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do you have any links in your model? could these rooms be coming from them?
- in the Fields tab, check the Include Elements in Links
- in the Sorting/Grouping tab. make sure Itemize every Instance is Checked
see if they show in the schedule now....
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I changed the revit language. And I checked the options but it still doesn't show the rooms.
When you go to place a new Room, are those rooms listed in the Room: drop down list in the options bar?
At this point I would probably need the file to look at it. Those are most of the tricks I know to find Rooms/Spaces in a model. would you be able to upload the Revit model for us to look at?
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you can post it to the chat. that's fine :-). that way others can see it too and provide input.
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Fount it!
in the IFC file it gives you the Element ID. from the manage ribbon you can pick Select by ID and put that number in and find it.
In this case it appears to be referring to an Area that is placed in the model.
i feel bad about not catching that earlier 😂... .it says right there in your screen capture ( 'COZ, AREA 4: )
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Manage ribbon > Select By ID
enter the Element ID
Pick Show or OK. "Show" will sometimes throw an error that there are not good views, but OK will at least find it for you.
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I'm not as familiar with IFC keys as I should be. if you search the IFC for "room" nothing shows up. If I remember correct, IFC refers to all that stuff (Rooms, MEP Spaces, Areas) as "spaces".
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