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HKarlo

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 Revit Building 9)

I've got a complex building that is different on each level.

I'd like to have an axonometric view representig each level.

Say, I have level 1, 2, 3, I want an axonometric view that will show me everything that is on level 1, but hide everything that is on the other levels 

How do I achieve  this, without having to manually select every object to hide one by one?

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coreed

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you can use the section box tool to cut away what you do not want shown.

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WWHub

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coreed's suggestion is the best way but remember that you also have worksets available to you. 

We like to put our shell on one workset and on large projects, we may put all of the interior items on worksets by level.  This is usefule in some applications because you can then control everything by level through VG.  But this can also be very cumbersome and hard to maintain.

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HKarlo

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