Some doors does not show in plan

Some doors does not show in plan

Anonymous
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Some doors does not show in plan

Anonymous
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Hello Everybody,

i want ask you if someone have been face this issue before!

when I but a door on a wall "Plan" some families show the door's curve! and some of them does not! by the way all doors i take it from the original revit library "that came with revit".

 

 

3> how it's look like on plan.

2> how it's look like when i but the muse on it.

1> when i change the door to other family.

 

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Thank you.

 

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Avaris.
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Some do have type properties to show door swings and so on.

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Anonymous
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no, it's not about Families Properties.

Cause when i draw a "Model Line" doesn't appear, also when i go to visual graphics, the lines is appears!!

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barthbradley
Consultant
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@Anonymous wrote:

no, it's not about Families Properties.

Cause when i draw a "Model Line" doesn't appear, also when i go to visual graphics, the lines is appears!!


Are you saying that when you draw a Model Line in Plan View of the Door Family, it doesn't show up in Plan View of the Project -- but it does show in 3D View?  

 

Sounds like you have a Masking Region covering the Model Line in the Family.  Masking Regions are draw at the Detail Plane of the View, so it would hide a Model Line drawn below it.  

 

Here's a list of 33 other reasons why something may be missing in the view:

 

https://www.revitforum.org/tutorials-tips-tricks/441-cant-see-view-heres-33-reasons-maybe-why.html

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cbcarch
Advisor
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-See if the double doors are offset from the Level?

-Is the door on the wrong workset?

Cliff B. Collins
Registered Architect The Lamar Johnson Collaborative Architects-St. Louis, MO
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eric_bernier
Enthusiast
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Hi, are you sure that the door is not offset from the level?

Also, sometime I've seen that when the 2d lines for opening is on level 0 in the family and this family is inserted on a level that there is a floor finish higher than the level, it is going to mask the 2d opening lines.

 

I would have to get the revit file to look at it further...

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Anonymous
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Edit the family.

Click on the 2D you want to show. and go to edit.. visibility/graphics overrides

 

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