visibility order according to phasing within one view

visibility order according to phasing within one view

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visibility order according to phasing within one view

Anonymous
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hi there!

I would like to have the demolished parts BEHIND the new construction.. ??? 

in the pic red is new, yellow demolished..

Thanks!

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Ahmed_M_Heteba
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there is no draw order command in revit.

you have to work around it using view range and view depth

you can also use transparency to achieve the view you need 

Ahmed Heteba, PMP, bsi, B.Sc, AEE, ACI, ACP
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Ahmed_M_Heteba
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you might also use line work option if you want to hide some lines 

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hi Ahmed,

I looked into your suggestions, while I am still relatively new in revit, I am not sure..

the thing is that I have 2 overlapping walls, one is new construction, the other is to be demolished.

The demolished one appears complete and the new is partially hidden behind, I would like to have it the other way around..

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RobDraw
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If this is for a sheet view, you might consider showing the demolition in a separate view for clarity.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.