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Revit2012 Linked File Question: UNABLE to UNHIDE the linked file lines
Perhaps they belong to a Workset that's turned off in the Link.
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I have the same issue. I have a linked Revit Topo which shows up as magenta in the reveal hidden elements view but the options against unhide are all greyed out. Curiously there is an option to hide it even though it is already hidden. I have tried different template settings and made sure that the imported file is ticked in visibility settings.
If the options to hide are not available, you might be selecting the link and not the elements within the link. Have you tried to tab select the elements within the link?
Rob
Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
I'm using Revit 2019. Yes I have tried selecting the elements within the link, I have tried different templates and even linked the topo into a completely new host model and still no difference. Strange thing is that I get option to hide the already hidden linked model but no option to unhide it after that is done.
Yeah, I had the same issue. I linked a topo model into a host file and was throwing in some cameras to create some perspective views, so the topo is visible in the 3D view but is some type of hidden in the perspective views other views. What worked for me was just going to the view then hitting the toggle/reveal hidden elements then just "tab" the linked topo file until you hit the actual topo model and then it should give you the option to actually unhide. I am using 2020.
