to shade of not to shade

[Anonymous]

I have been using the REVIT shortcuts, particularly the Osnaps, like "SC" for "center", "SI" for "intersection".

Well I was being a little sloppy and when intending to enter "SE" for "Endpoint" my finger slipped and I hit "D" which is just below "E" on the keyboard. Well, there is a big difference because "SD" means "Shaded with Edges". So now, my elevation is shaded. Looks nice, but, not useful for all the notes & dimension I need to add. I have tried "Help" and reviewed the many REVIT shortcuts, but to no avail.

I could use the help from anyone out there to tell me how to turn off the shading.

-Read Ya Later KLYPH

[barthbradley]

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[mauricio_mssf · Accepted solution]

You can use the shortcut "HL" to go back to the hidden line.

You can even use the "KS" shortcut to search for the command you want and find out what the shortcut is, or create / modify your own shortcut.

If the answer solves your problem, click Accept as Solution this helps other users to quickly find an answer and let a like if you liked it.

[ToanDN]

[Anonymous]

You solved the problem and made my day.

So, you win a good weekend.

Thanks.

Klyph