Override the HVAC supply duct blue (default) color to magenta

Override the HVAC supply duct blue (default) color to magenta

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Override the HVAC supply duct blue (default) color to magenta

Anonymous
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Override the HVAC supply duct blue (default) color to magenta. 

Is there a way to override the Revit HVAC supply duct (default) from blue to magenta?

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Secttor
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hi @Anonymous

You simply create a new filter for your needs with all your customizations. 

Hope it helps. 

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Anonymous
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Thanks, I forgot that. Yes that correct. It has been so long since i had to do that.

I apologize, for that. I just needed to quick reminder.

 

Brian

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RobDraw
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That solution is only per view or view template.

 

Were you looking for a more global solution?


Rob

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Anonymous
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I understand it can be setup for only one view template, but I can make my "OWN" company template and override the settings where the choices become standard throughout "MY" Revit templates correct?

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RobDraw
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If that's what you want, yes. I just wanted to be sure that you didn't want to change the color for every view without having to apply a filter to all of them.


Rob

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Anonymous
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What is the "global" solution to this problem?

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RobDraw
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System graphics overrides. They affect every type of component on the system in every view.


Rob

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Anonymous
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Thank you for the quick response!

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brianwclayton1969
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Thanks for your assistance.

I figured it out, I could use the override format or create a filter.

 

Thanks Brian

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