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Incredible that this is still an issue. I need to line columns up with architectural walls and can't see the walls. Would be awesome to have this basic function finally implemented.
honestly, Revit still beats AutoCAD for a lot of things, but the things it fails at are baffling simple to me. Or at least, how could they not seem important enough to implement? Joist systems, underlays, missing snaps, or the fact that I actually need to add a mask myself to the section head bubbles lest they become unreadable when occupying the same space as other geometry.
Just copy the same comment above mine: "Can't believe this doesn't work on linked revit files! Whats the point of linked views if it doesn't bring everything across from the link model view?"
I CAN'T BELIEVE IT...
DO SOMETHING URGENT... PLEASE!!! AN UPDATE, DON'T WAIT TILL NEXT VERSION!!
The workaround to this is to change your cut plane for the view temporarily and then using linework override to override the linetypes for the objects above and then changing your view range cut plane back to your plan level. This works for linked model elements in Host View not for Linked Views obviously. Hope this helps out someone. Also one trick is to use wireframe view to be able to pick the lines you want to override.
I agree, we need to be able to underlay a furniture plan from a linked model on our RCP views. I need to be able to locate light fixtures based on furniture (kitchen islands, conf. tables, bathroom vanities, etc) and changing the view range isn't a quick fix. With the view range solution, I then need to make all furniture, case work, plumbing fixtures, generic models, and any other model categories the arch decides to use for 'furniture' 100% transparent in order to see my lights beyond.
That was a really good idea as well, but now it’s going to be really difficult for Autodesk — it might almost require two development teams if they have to both stay focused on all categories and look into view range 🤪
