Seeing Lights, Switch’s, and outlets...

Seeing Lights, Switch’s, and outlets...

rmaynard
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Seeing Lights, Switch’s, and outlets...

rmaynard
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This is probably a stupid question, but the can lighting I placed can be seen from the level 1 ceiling and not from level 1 where the switches and outlets are.  I’ve played with ‘view range’ and made switches and outlet disappear but can’t make the lights appear.   I’m working on an ADU inside a garage.  So, there are 2 ceilings: the ADU has 1 ceiling and the second story is above that.  If I use the ceiling for the ADU, I can place and see the lighting but only in the ceiling level. I’ve changed the height to the second level, that is 10’, but still nothing.   suggestions?

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barthbradley
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Raise your Cut Plane Height.  

 

...if you don't want to Raise the Cut Plane in the View Range, you can create a Plan Region just around the light and adjust the PR's Cut Plane -- or use the old Model Line Trick.  

 

https://revitoped.blogspot.com/2008/01/aaaahthe-old-invisible-line-trick-eh-99.html

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rmaynard
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Thank you for the help...again.  I used the PR cut plan but it was sort of awkward. 

I looked at the "invisible line trick...99" but didn't understand how to put a line in what looked like a 'section' rather than an 'elevation'.  It probably would work better, but didn't get it.

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Lachlan-JWP
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What about using a view template to hide the elements you don't want to see in each view?

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