Revit 2024 started dimensioning snap to our Door family reference lines

[Shah_H_]

I noticed since we upgraded our models to 2024, during dimensioning, Revit finds phantom lines which appears to be the door family reference planes. And its not only doing it in that level. For example when I do dimensioning in 1st floor, it snaps to doors reference planes in upper and lower level. It's very frustrating for models that have a lot of doors, cause we have to constantly using Tab to snap to the adjacent walls, and not the doors reference planes. I tried to turn off the Reference Planes in View Template but no success. Any suggestion? 

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

Edit the family and set those planes to Not a reference.

[barthbradley]

Help | Define Priorities for Reference Planes | Autodesk

[Shah_H_]

Thanks for your response. I understand that. But we need them to be as reference for aligning, sometimes dimensioning to centers, and etc. When I change them to Not a Reference, it doesn't allow me to snap to the center or sides. The question is why out of nowhere this start to show up in 2024. Obviously in previous versions we didn't have this issue even though they were set to Reference Planes. My view range is ok, it's only set to show only to the associated level and nothing above or below. 

[barthbradley]

Can you post your Project so we can see what's going on - or even if it's replicable on our end. 

[ToanDN]

Can you share the family?

[Shah_H_]

Thanks you all for following up. I found out the problem withing the family. I had other reference planes for my ADA clearance lines. That was dumb of me to think those where the main center reference planes. After changing the other RPs to Not a Reference, they stopped showing up.