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Good thinking, I hadn't checked that when I posted. Unfortunately when I just checked the Family's visibility settings, mine look just like those in your image, and since my plan view is in the Fine Detail Level, that isn't it.
I believe the view is looking down, though if there is a specific way to check this I would be glad for you to enlighten me. To make this plan view I created a new Floor Plan view, not an RCP, so if I understand Revit's settings correctly, Floor Plans look down.
@Redrunner92 wrote:
I believe the view is looking down, though if there is a specific way to check this I would be glad for you to enlighten me. To make this plan view I created a new Floor Plan view, not an RCP, so if I understand Revit's settings correctly, Floor Plans look down.
So you created it as a Floor Plan and not a Structural Plan, which has View Direction options? Edit both column families and Untick 'Show family Pre-cut in plan view' box, then reload them see what happens.
I see the Analytical elements, and when I hover over the center of the column I see its outline (see the blue square in the image) but the wood column still doesn't show up here. It's like Revit knows it is supposed to show the column in the view but a specific override is written into the program.
Is this the same display in brand new views?
Post the file. We'll get to the bottom of it.
That's it! I had never seen that Instance Parameter before. Looks like I have some homework: poring over the Instance Parameters of all my structural families. Thank you!
That screenshot was of the same view I used to make the original PDF. Toad found the solution, it was in an easy-to-miss Instance Parameter. At least easy for me to miss. Thank you for your help with this!
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