Linked views of the linked model visibility issue

Linked views of the linked model visibility issue

Anonymous
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Linked views of the linked model visibility issue

Anonymous
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Hi All,

 

We have a constructor's model in Revit, which when linked, does not exhibit all the views it contains.

 

So far we tried to:

  • Link it to the new empty Revit model
  • Tried to create new views in the constructor's model (they aren't displayed also!)
  • Resave the constructor's model (nothing changes)
  • Opened the constructor's model with the "Audit" checkbox (passes ok, no errors)
  • Delete %temp% windows folder
  • Reboot, Repower, Reopen

The only uncommon thing with the file is the 3-rd party plugin, used by constructor, which is SOFiSTiK Reinforcement Detailing, which is not installed on architecor's Revit PC.

 

Please help to investigate the issue.

 

Revit Architecture  - 2020

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barthbradley
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Look to me like all the Plan Views are shown in your available "By Linked" Views List. What *PLAN VIEW* is missing? 

 

* hint. 

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ToanDN
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They look correct.  You only see the same view type in the Linked view list. i.e. Floor Plan in your example.

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Anonymous
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Not that easy. I have "structure discipline" (among all others) checked in both

- Options - User Interface - Structure Tab

- Visibility/Graphics Overrides - Filter List

which usually leads to exhibition of all Structure plans in the specified list.

It works fine when, let's say, I create a new model with the Structure plan, save it, and than link it to my main model.

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barthbradley
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Are saying that the "Structural" Views in their View List are Plan Views -- and that these Plan Views don't appear in the drop-down list under By Link View?  

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Anonymous
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The screenshot simple example

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Anonymous
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Yes, constructor's structural views are created as a Plan view, through Plan Views - Structural Plan, like this

 

 
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barthbradley
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Do you have nested links?

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ToanDN
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@Anonymous wrote:

Not that easy. I have "structure discipline" (among all others) checked in both

- Options - User Interface - Structure Tab

- Visibility/Graphics Overrides - Filter List

which usually leads to exhibition of all Structure plans in the specified list.

It works fine when, let's say, I create a new model with the Structure plan, save it, and than link it to my main model.


What you said above have nothing to do with the views you see in a Linked view list.  The reason you are not seeing the structural plans is that they are looking up like a ceiling plan, not looking down like a plan.  So, go to a ceiling plan and you can see them.

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Anonymous
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The constructor's model contains links to the models that I don't have (push continue button on open when tells me the links are missing)

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barthbradley
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Huh? Structural CEILING Plan? When was this? 

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ToanDN
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ToanDN_0-1592861151195.png

 

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Message 13 of 13

Anonymous
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Thanks a lot!

 

They are all there - in the cealing plans, as you said.

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