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This may sound like a basic question but I am a new user to Revit and am still trying to figure things out. My question is related to hatches. I have my hatches set up for my elevations but I need to print a set off without the hatches showing up in the elevations. Can someone help me with this? Andrew
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You would have to go in and shut off the surface patterns for each of the certain model elements (walls, roof, etc.). You could make view templates to make it easier to turn the patterns on and off easier for printing purposes. HTH
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Thats rediculous. Is there no other way to trun off the hatches in view in this powerfull program with mindboggleing power that I just bought?
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Hey Arkane308, Try going into the desired elevation, select everything and right click. From the shortcut menu select OVERRIDE GRAPHICS IN VIEW and choose ELEMENT from the flyout. In the following dialog you will see an option for surface patterns and you will see a master check box to turn the visibility on/off. This is an easy way to do this, but I would look into creating a view template as suggested by JHanby. You should be able to find some good info on them in the help menu. I use them all the time. HTH, Brett
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Thank you very much that is a lot easier than changing all of my element properties. That was easy! Thanks a bunch.
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Glad that worked out for you! Brett
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