How to cancel permanent "apply area rules" in place area boundary command ??

How to cancel permanent "apply area rules" in place area boundary command ??

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How to cancel permanent "apply area rules" in place area boundary command ??

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How to cancel permanent "apply area rules" in place area boundary command ??

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Message 2 of 19

barthbradley
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The in-built "Gross Building" doesn't work for you?  

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Message 3 of 19

NLARIOS121
Explorer
Explorer

Not really, I have to un check the box every time. I can't seem to find a way to set the default to "not checked"

Message 4 of 19

barthbradley
Consultant
Consultant

Are we talking about the same thing? I'm referring to Area Scheme. What are you referring to? 

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Message 5 of 19

NLARIOS121
Explorer
Explorer

When you go to the "Place Area Boundary" the apply area rules check box is on by default.

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betsyjcole
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I have this question too.

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ToanDN
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@betsyjcole wrote:

I have this question too.


This thread was marked as solved so if the solution doesn't work for you then you can start a new thread and ask yit again.

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gregory_law
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ToanDN, this question was not resolved. Please unmark this question as answered since it places this post at the top of the search results and wastes people's time.

The question was: The Area Boundary command default is "Apply Area Rules." The questioner and I would like to know how to change the default to NOT "Apply Areas Rules," i.e., the Apply Area Rules checkbox should be unchecked when the Area Boundary command is initiated. If this is possible, the answer is probably some code to be added to the user's Revit.ini file.

Message 9 of 19

ToanDN
Consultant
Consultant

You replied to OP @Anonymous and asked me to remove the accepted solution? None of that make sense.

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Message 10 of 19

pdent1
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I have this question too, and there has NOT been a valid "accepted solution" yet.

Message 11 of 19

chlindberg
Explorer
Explorer

I also have this question.  The "solution" is not a does not answer the question.

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Message 12 of 19

mnskll
Explorer
Explorer

This is clearly not solved, again, is there a way to not have the "apply area rules" checkbox be enabled by default when using the pick line tool for area boundry? It doesn't work the way I need it to so I have to uncheck it every time, very annoying.

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Message 13 of 19

KevinHuntU5QPR
Community Visitor
Community Visitor

Would like to reiterate this issue. I have 9 levels of area plans drawn with the apply area rules checked. How does one uncheck that for all previously created area boundaries.

Secondly, why is this a thing anyway? Why dont area boundaries just work like every other line in the program?!

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Message 14 of 19

dlacombeNCFKG
Explorer
Explorer

I also am looking for an answer to this question. It would save a lot of time if I didn't have to uncheck the "Apply Area Rules" box each time I go to draw area boundary lines. Seems like toggling this box ought to change the command's default mode, but I'm skeptical and will be surprised if there is a workaround. 

Message 15 of 19

SteveKStafford
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You can disable the option via the Revit.ini file

 

 


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Message 16 of 19

betsyjcole
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Thank you so much!  It took me a while to figure out how to do it - I've never heard of this, but it worked!  

Message 17 of 19

mans_karnekull
Observer
Observer

Can you please tell us how you did it? I tried adding the

"AreaBoundary_ApplyAreaRules=0" to the ini-file, but can´t get it to work @betsyjcole 

 

Edit: So this is a new function in revt2024.1? To bad I'm still on 2022 in my main project.

https://help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2024/ENU/?guid=RevitReleaseNotes_2024updates_2024_1_Enhancements_...

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Message 18 of 19

AhmedDri
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I changed the revit.ini file but it doesn't work, its always checked by default

Any help ?

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Message 19 of 19

SteveKStafford
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It's an option new to 2024.1 only (and newer).


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