Structural columns not clipping in plan views

Structural columns not clipping in plan views

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Structural columns not clipping in plan views

Anonymous
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Hello to everyone,

 

First of all sorry for my English (I’m Portuguese).

 

In Revit 2017 slanted structural columns don’t seem to clip correctly in plan views. In fact they don’t clip at all. The attached file is self-explanative. For example, in plan level 3 the columns are showed in its full length (all the way from level 1 to level 3).

 

The solution that I’ve came across is, between levels, split this elements. But even doing this, the columns don’t respect the view range settings.

 

One other thing that puzzles me is why, in a 3D view for example, walls and floors use the material shading colour setting and columns use the material surface pattern colour setting.

 

Best regards,

 

Rui Pires

 

 

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Ahmed_Muharram
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Hi 

 

first you have to check your view direction and view range. 

 

You can find the view direction in proprieties then edit type 

 

view range can be found in the proprieties panel 

 

if they are correct according to your standard then go to clipping option in proprieties panel

and see the option for it

Ahmed Heteba, PMP, bsi, B.Sc, AEE, ACI, ACP
Senior BIM Manager @ EllisDon
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A_MAQ
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try to check underlay option in properties 

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Anonymous
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Hello ahmed_heteba,

 

Thank you for your reply but all the settings that you mentioned are correct in my file.

 

The question is that the columns are not clipping, as they should, but the Wall is (it clips exactly at -1.20m from the Level 3, just as is specified in the view depth level in the view range).

 

Please take a look in to file and see for yourself.

 

Again, thank you for your time and patience.

 

Rui Pires

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Anonymous
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Hello A_ameen,

 

Thank you for your reply.

 

The underlay option doesn’t “do the trick”. From what I understand it is used to show, in a special manner, “elements” placed above or below the current view settings.

 

Again, thank you for your time and patience.

 

Rui Pires

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A_MAQ
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it's a revit bug, i would suggest to make the structural column parametric for sloping issue, make parametric angle and use vertical column,

 

i think this will solve the issue

 

best,

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