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I read another post about these overlaid views. To be honest it sounds like a much lengthier process than what I did, to have to set up 3 duplicate views just to show walls per level seems like a long winded process, and I'm having a nervous twitch just thinking about trying to do this for a large high rise. I havent tested the theory yet, but I believe that making the floors transparent -should- allow you to see non-load bearing elements...

Glen I thought i told you that in my second post....

Hatching load bearing elements under a slab is standard practice in South Africa (probably Southern Africa - Namibia, Botswana, Zim, etc) as well as the Indian Ocean Islands where we do quite a bit of work. The reasons for using hatched bearing elements are simple... (1) If an engineer picks up a drawing to design a floor plate the bearing elements are immediately known (see note below), (2) the contractor can make double sure everything is in...

I must of missed that....!

Sorry just realised this has appeared under Revit Structure - DOH!

Could you post an image of your final desired result ? I am thinking using filters would be a much less painful and quicker way of doing what you want to achieve.

Currently we exchange models once a week via FTP server.... At AU there was a group that said their service was as fast as if on a local LAN but on a WAN....been meaning to look into it some more..... I think it was Globalscape....

Hello AUGI Members, We are a Structural engineering firm using Revit Structure 2010 on multiple projects with various architectural organizations around the country. I all cases we exchange Revit models ("architect model to structural engineer" & "structural model to architect") to incorporate design updates and modifications. We utilize this method because attempting to use the tool in the publized...

Pretty sure you are seeing model lines which are still dashed, just at a certain slope, when viewed in a normal plan view appear like a solid line. I haven't played with the family, but it sounds like you will have to edit the family so in, say Medium detail, the model lines are hidden and symbolic lines are shown.

Hey everyone, I thought this might be quite useful, it's a new tool that's been released by a company called Excitech, it allows us to schedule co-ordinates (x,y and z) which means we can now schedule pile cut off levels etc. It's a free download if you're interested, you can get it from here. http://www.excitech.co.uk/products/r...it_toolkit.asp