Show core only

Show core only

jfjacques
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Show core only

jfjacques
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Does show wall core only work with plan views and not in 3d views? 

 

 

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ennujozlagam
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what do you mean? you can use bulb icon to select wall core to isolate or right click select all instances and hide in view or create a view template that only shows wall core and apply in other view if needed and see if helps. thanks





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jfjacques
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Isolate has issues. An I can't just select the cores. 

I'm referring to Visibility graphics. 

There's no way to hide everything but the wall core. 

 

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ennujozlagam
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show some screenshot? thanks





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jfjacques
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This is not present in 3d views. 

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ToanDN
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Non-Core layers visibility is only applicable for medium/fine floor/ceiling plans for the time being.

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RDAOU
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@jfjacques 

 

That subcategory is useful only when the wall layers are conventionally split IN the Core and Outside the core. However, certain wall types need to have all the layers within the core (including finish layers) which makes that subcategory USELESS

 

It is possible to do that in a more efficient way using Parts + Filters

  • Either to make all non-Core layers invisible based on construction type (Core/Finish)
  • OR based on layer index or Material + Construction type if you have more than one layer in the Core and would like to isolate only 1

 

You might say that is too much work but we have those filters set up in out project template

core isolate.gif

 

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jfjacques
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Thanks I did not realize there was a "core" selection in filter!

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jfjacques
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I agree that it can be useless. I have another filter on this view, so core should be enough. 

 

That being said, the core/outside core logic of walls, and the layer ordering is often one of the most frustrating/poorly thought out aspects of Revit.  To get all intersections functioning properly for all walls and walls/roofs/floors is often not possible with the categories provided and the categories material layers find themselves often do not match their real world purpose. 

 

 

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RDAOU
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@jfjacques 

 

Parts are useful and you are using them anyways. I personally prefer using these over that VG option which they added... check the solution for tagging as well as it is somewhat related to this post too 

 

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/revit-architecture-forum/tagging-original-of-parts/td-p/9759759

 

 

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jfjacques
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Yeah can't seem to create this. 

 

I set the view to parts,

 

I create a filter that:

Applies to Parts

Category construction

does not equal core

 

I uncheck visibility

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ToanDN
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Works fine here.

ToanDN_0-1625102524701.png

 

ToanDN_1-1625102557585.png

 

 

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jfjacques
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Can you share the file? Maybe I'm just not clicking something. 

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RDAOU
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@jfjacques 

 

The fie was attached to your other port on Tagging...attaching here again. If all the wall layer are in the core, you would need to use either layer index or material ...

 

 

 

 

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rfarchitects
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I don't have this subcategory in my walls (revit 2023) how do I add this?

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d-denton
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Just found this searching for something else and wanted to comment, if you are a fan of Parts, you might want to check out PartsLab. its a free Revit addin at the app store  https://apps.autodesk.com/RVT/Detail/Index?id=8116491063486271272 

If you're using Parts in Revit, check out PCL PartsLab at the Autodesk App Store. It's free!
https://apps.autodesk.com/RVT/en/Detail/Index?id=8116491063486271272
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d-denton
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Just found this searching for something else and wanted to comment, if you are a fan of Parts, you might want to check out PartsLab. its a free Revit addin at the app store  https://apps.autodesk.com/RVT/Detail/Index?id=8116491063486271272 
If you're using Parts in Revit, check out PCL PartsLab at the Autodesk App Store. It's free!
https://apps.autodesk.com/RVT/en/Detail/Index?id=8116491063486271272
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