Hello everyone,
I created a title block to use as standard for our company but when I add a new sheet and load the title block as a family, my floor plan view hides behind it. Does anyone know the reason for this and how I could fix it. Your help is very appreciated.
Thanks,
Aditi
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Hi Aditi - can you share your titleblock family?
Thing is @ToanDN, I believe my initial thoughts were partially wrong because I tried to replicate it and can't. That has got me thinking now that it ain't no "Title Block" family at all. It's something you can insert into sheet view, and that something does indeed have a mask in it. See where my mind is going?
You ARE spot on! I used a raster image as a base for the title block and added the editable text in the family. Although I used a png file thinking it will be transparent.
@ToanDN wrote:My bad. Maybe it is a raster image in the family.
Does it mean i will have to make the title block from scratch in revit? I made it in InDesign and imported it as a png file into the revit family. Another interesting thing happened. I imported the same file into a template i created for starting new projects and it works just fine in those files. I am a new to the software and trying to figure out all the basic things like building up a good template file pre-loaded with all the families, setting up VG properly, line weights, dim styles, etc. etc. and it's so confusing ![]()
@barthbradley wrote:
Annotation Symbol! See @ToanDN; I was on the right track! Booyah!
Ha... where else can they be ![]()
@Anonymous
You have to remake it. Keep the raster as a base to create the title block border, text, labels. Then delete or make the raster Invisible. For small logo you can edit the raster in am image editor, crop it as tightly as you can, and insert it in the family.
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