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Links and Face Based Objects - Revit 2017

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Anonymous
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Links and Face Based Objects - Revit 2017

I am placing face based families on the faces of a linked Revit file. Is it possible to have those face based objects be hidden when the linked file is turned off?

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barthbradley
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What about a View Template and Filter?  

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Anonymous
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The bigger picture is that I have 3 Revit models linked into a master model. I am placing the same face based family on each of the models in various locations. I am working on placing the objects on 1 model at a time. While working on the specific model I turn off the other links. So I want the objects to disappear when those specific links are turned off. But still be visible in the same view for the links that are active. Its my understanding that by filtering them I would end up turning them all off unless I can filter a specific region only.

 

Can you hide objects using the hide elements feature and only have those elements hidden in the view template? Meaning if I change templates they would show up again, or is it hidden in the view type (i.e. plan view, 3D view).

 

The overall goal is to be able to go to visibility graphics and turn off the link and have the face based objects hide as well.

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barthbradley
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Be easier to create a rule-based filter. Give those face-based components an identifier based on which Link they are attached to. For instance, put the name of the Link in the In-Built Comments Parameter of the component.   

 

Just to clarify, I'm referring to a View Template in which the Link and the Filter is turned off.   


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