how to show stairs in the upper level? plan region does not work

how to show stairs in the upper level? plan region does not work

yazanhijazeen
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how to show stairs in the upper level? plan region does not work

yazanhijazeen
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Hallo all,

i am trying to show 2 staircases( 1&2) from upper level using plan region, i tried view range multiple different settings, but unfortunatelly it is not working, am i missing something ?

 

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Message 2 of 18

Anonymous
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What are your view range settings?

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Message 3 of 18

Jason.P
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Have you made sure the plan region is fully around the item you want shown. If it cuts just a bit of it off, it will not show that item.

Other then that can you share a screen grab of your view range settings.

Jason Peters
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Message 4 of 18

barthbradley
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Make the Plan Region Boundary slightly larger. 

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Message 5 of 18

ToanDN
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Try a plan region that covers the entire bounding box of the stair.

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yazanhijazeen
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Hallo everyone,

 

so this the view range settings that i have used, ( Shortcut: EG= GR, 1.UG= B1) (Level: B1=-3,80m, GF=+-0,00 m), as you can see from the first screen shot, the staircases are separate, i have set the cut level to 3,60 m and it only shows the Landing, during research on the internet, i read that Plan Region does not work with separated staircases, is this right?

 

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Message 7 of 18

Anonymous
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Show us your plan region settings.

Here I have a stair from Ground to first, with floor over and stair from first to second.  The plan region cut plane needs to be below first floor level.

Plan region 1.JPGPlan region 2.JPG

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yazanhijazeen
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so this the view range settings that i have used, ( Shortcut: EG= GR, 1.UG= B1) (Level: B1=-3,80m, GF=+-0,00 m), as you can see from the first screen shot, the staircases are separate, i have set the cut level to 3,60 m and it only shows the Landing, during research on the internet, i read that Plan Region does not work with separated staircases, is this right?

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Message 9 of 18

Anonymous
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Set Oberkante to below floor level - it seems likes its at the top of the floor.  I'm not sure of the distance between floor levels, but Shnittebene must be below the floor.

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Message 10 of 18

yazanhijazeen
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to be honest i have tried different sets and none of them helped at all, i supposing that the plan region does not work with single staircases.

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Message 11 of 18

Anonymous
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Well it does work - I did it and posted my result.  Did you try what I suggested?

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Message 12 of 18

XXalessio.amodioXX
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@ToanDN  has your solution

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Message 13 of 18

barthbradley
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@yazanhijazeen:

 

Did you read and understand and follow what was suggested in Message #5 and #6?  

 

Just grab the blue, arrowhead-shaped Plan Region Shape Handles pull them outward to resize the Plan Region.  

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Message 14 of 18

ToanDN
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Keyword: bounding box.  Your plan region must cover the entire bounding box of the stair, not shaped to the footprint of the stair itself.

 

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Message 15 of 18

XXalessio.amodioXX
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I usually hate Plan region becouse then someone hides it and get me crazy with VR.

I prefer Model del starirs separatelly and link it in main model.

 

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Message 16 of 18

Anonymous
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That makes no sense to me.  Rather ask your colleagues to hide Plan Regions using VR and not Hide in View.  It's a whole additional workstream that you adding to link in the stairs.

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Message 17 of 18

XXalessio.amodioXX
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No.

I do it so even because I model stairs as Generic model and prepare corrisponding  views in the linked one.

It is pratically impossible to modify revit stairs in order to overocme your needs and/or match run/landings line style to Country requirements.

After 3y of BIM management this is the best solution I have found.

If you have smt better feel free to give me some tips 🙂

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Message 18 of 18

yazanhijazeen
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Hallo everyone,

@Anonymous @barthbradley @Anonymous 

it finally worked, i went again over the comments and all i needed is to extend the borders just 2 cm and the stair is shown. sorry for bothering and thank you guys.

 

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