A masking region with <Invisible Lines> for the boundary might suffice.
Steve Stafford
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unfortunately not. Revit does not nave a XClip tool like Autocad does. there are some workarounds out there, but no tool in Revit i know of.
you can try making 2 Views, one with only a cropped DWG link and the other with the modeled content. place them both on the same sheet and line them up.
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Only work around I know is what I mentioned 😁 .
"...making 2 Views, one with only a cropped DWG link and the other with the modeled content. place them both on the same sheet and line them up."
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Revit don't have the ability to clip AutoCAD. However it will clip portion of the DWG if you use export function. First you crop using floor plan crop view.
Then export that cropped plan as DWG. When you relink, the drawing will cropped.
Has this been logged in the Revit Ideas Forum? if not, might be a good place to start and get support and get Revit's attention on the issue.
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/revit-ideas/idb-p/302
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