Levels show in 3D view

[Anonymous]

I dont want to see the levels in 3D view, how can i hide them?  Thanks

[Anonymous]

I dont want to see the levels in 3D view, how can i hide them?  Thanks

[Anonymous]

click on them, right click, hide in view - element

to get them to re-appear select the light bulb on the bar at the bottom of the screen, the will appear in a red hue, select , right click and un-hide in view element

[Anonymous]

click on them, right click, hide in view - element

to get them to re-appear select the light bulb on the bar at the bottom of the screen, the will appear in a red hue, select , right click and un-hide in view element

[Redrunner92 · Accepted solution]

Levels showing in 3D is a relatively new feature (I believe started in Revit 2019). You can hide them like any other element: via your Visibility Graphics menu.

[Redrunner92 · Accepted solution]

Levels showing in 3D is a relatively new feature (I believe started in Revit 2019). You can hide them like any other element: via your Visibility Graphics menu.

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

select them , right click, hide in view , element, (that will hide them)

to get them to re-appear, click the light bulb on the bottom bar, they will appear in a red hue, select, right click , unhide in view, element , and they will re-appear

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

select them , right click, hide in view , element, (that will hide them)

to get them to re-appear, click the light bulb on the bottom bar, they will appear in a red hue, select, right click , unhide in view, element , and they will re-appear

[Anonymous]

How can i open that menu? 

[Anonymous]

How can i open that menu? 

[Redrunner92]

Either type on your keyboard "VG" or on your Properties palette (when nothing is selected) look for the row called Visibility/Graphics and click the "Edit" button in that row. Then go to the tab called Annotation Categories in that menu, as shown on my first post's image.

The method that @Anonymous  provided will hide each individual object in that view, but controlling it becomes difficult since each Level object is controlled separately using this method. The Visibility/Graphics method allows for more uniform control of all the Levels elements. But both methods will hide the levels, so it's your choice which method you use.

[Redrunner92]

Either type on your keyboard "VG" or on your Properties palette (when nothing is selected) look for the row called Visibility/Graphics and click the "Edit" button in that row. Then go to the tab called Annotation Categories in that menu, as shown on my first post's image.

The method that @Anonymous  provided will hide each individual object in that view, but controlling it becomes difficult since each Level object is controlled separately using this method. The Visibility/Graphics method allows for more uniform control of all the Levels elements. But both methods will hide the levels, so it's your choice which method you use.

[Anonymous]

either way can be useful, just depends on what item your hiding

[Anonymous]

either way can be useful, just depends on what item your hiding

[Redrunner92]

I agree.

[Redrunner92]

I agree.

[Anonymous]

Thanks to all of you!!! 

Iam new in this forum and iam amzaed of all the feedback we can find here!!! 

Thanks!!!! 

[Anonymous]

Thanks to all of you!!! 

Iam new in this forum and iam amzaed of all the feedback we can find here!!! 

Thanks!!!! 

[Redrunner92]

Welcome to the forum!

People can be pretty competitive here in garnering "Accepted Solutions," so feel free to make use of that when you have a Revit-related question 😁

[Redrunner92]

Welcome to the forum!

People can be pretty competitive here in garnering "Accepted Solutions," so feel free to make use of that when you have a Revit-related question 😁