How can i resolve the under-shade issue for my under and over views?

How can i resolve the under-shade issue for my under and over views?

sachin_jadhavVEWNL
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How can i resolve the under-shade issue for my under and over views?

sachin_jadhavVEWNL
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Hello All,

Please review the image and suggest me solution.

Here is the requirements:-

I need to show both under and over wall in single view.

 

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jay_colcombe
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in a View by view scenario you would have to do a lot of VG (Visibility Graphics) and set some overall Override rules and then select individual Items (right click > Override Graphics in View) to change single items which are not rules by the View (VG)

 

Alternatively you could Create and Set Filters to override the Graphics and use Parameter controls to change the display such as Level References for Over and Under or something more simple like a referencing the Comments Parameter which can manually be edited to the references in the Legend

 

Finally, as you are relating to phases of construction you could utile the Phases Tool and Set Phases with Graphics Overrides for each of the Legend references as shown in your image but may be overkill.

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sachin_jadhavVEWNL
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Hi Jay,

Thanks for the solution. I have tried this multiple times, and the problem generally occurs with the slab, When I apply hatch pattern to slab It hides the under wall shaded hatch.

Can we do something about it?

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jay_colcombe
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The simplest method would be to just put a Filled Region for the Slab as i know there are issues in 2024 with Transparency at present.

 

Alternatively you could edit the Object Style for the Walls Hidden Style from Dash to Solid - Manage Tab > Object Styles

 

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sachin_jadhavVEWNL
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That also I have tried but same thing happens And I could not change the linetypes.

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jay_colcombe
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Linetypes wont make a difference, its Object Styles, I can do this here without an issue

 

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Out of interest can you not just override the Projection Lines of the elements that Appear Hidden using right Click > Override in View?

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Jay Colcombe

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B.Sc. Hons Civil & Structural Engineering

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