I am new to REVIT, very experienced in Autocad. I have spent 3 hours trying to view any walls on a roof plan. I have read the posts, I have set the view template to none so I could vary the view range, tried every variation. There is nothing to view on the roof layer but one line that reads 'import symbol.' Any new ideas would be appreciated.
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@joyquilt1021 wrote:
I am new to REVIT, very experienced in Autocad. I have spent 3 hours trying to view any walls on a roof plan. I have read the posts, I have set the view template to none so I could vary the view range, tried every variation. There is nothing to view on the roof layer but one line that reads 'import symbol.' Any new ideas would be appreciated.
What variations? Try bottom of view range = Unlimited?
Cut a section to understand your wall heights related to levels.
Depends on how you created the "Roof Plan" also. What is the Associated Level?
...since you are new to Revit, I'll throw in this bonus:
Missing Something in a Revit View? 33 Steps to Find Stuff | Ideate Inc
Keep it handy for reference.
Just attach your RVT to a reply post. You'll see the "Attachments" option if you scroll down below the text portion of the reply post.
@joyquilt1021 wrote:
What variation is confusing to me. Revit lt 2022?
I have tried the bottom of range among other options in those hours of
effort. Many different combos were unsuccessful.
I have section cuts which show walls going from floor to lower roof line.
Thank you for trying!
Let me try it again. What are the different combos? Do you have a combo with the bottom of the view range = Unlimited?
go to your roof plan view, try to activate your bulb icon, it could be hidden in the view and unhide element?
@joyquilt1021 wrote:
What variation is confusing to me. Revit lt 2022?
I have tried the bottom of range among other options in those hours of
effort. Many different combos were unsuccessful.
I have section cuts which show walls going from floor to lower roof line.
Thank you for trying!
From what you have stated above, the Walls are obscured by the Roof element. IE: they will not show on the roof plan. Roof elements when placed, unlike floors, they place above the level obscuring all what is below
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@joyquilt1021 wrote:
Sorry I left the impression there was a roof. When I go to 'Roof' there
are no walls to draw from.
I do not know how to post drawings here.
There are only the walls, doors, windows, appliances I have loaded. Nothing
has been added but the very basics.
Let's confirm. You say "There are only the walls, doors, windows, appliances I have LOADED", but have you actually PLACED instances of walls, doors, windows, appliances in 'model space'? If so, what Level did you place them on, and what is the Associated Level of your "Roof Plan". That info is in the View Properties.
...Also important, is the Phase of the Views. That's one of those 33 I sent you above.
Sounds like you are using the OOTB Construction Template. I'm betting money that this is Phase Related. Set your Roof View's Phase Filter to "None" and its View Range Bottom and Depth to "Unlimited" - and then Zoom to Fit. See anything?
Make sure your roof lvl isnt the "top" of parapet lvl. Have two separate lvls and then create a new plan that is at the roof lvl, this should show your walls.
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