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Hi, I am quite a noob with Revit but it's going ok... I don't seem to figure out how to find the upper invisible lines in my plans...the following image should make it clear. So the problem is that I don't see the lines above the plan that are cantilevered. I tried to look in the view properties but alas. And I don't know a search term for this in the help file! Plz have a look at the attached file...
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I made this scheme in Autocad but I would like to find it in Revit... I have Revit 2009 Thank you
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Hi, in plan view go to VP and in "View Range - edit" you can change The "Top, Bottom and Cut Plane", i think that's what do you want or need.
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Thanks for the fast reply...I tried the VP but no change is made So if my cantilevere object is on level 2 and I want to see a dotted line on level 1 what should be the top value then? I tried to attach a RVT file but too large
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Thanks for the quick reply! Good forum! OK here is a basic Revit file with a cantilevered roof. on Level 1 I cannot see any reference to the cantilevered roof. So, I would like to have a roof view but in plan and hashed...do you understand? It's difficult to explain...But I think the picture and this file will make it more clear. I played with the view settings...but it didn't work out. If you can do it with the view settings, plz post the file back... THANKS
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Hmmm I tried that out but no... Plz have a look at the following file: on level one I don't see any reference for the cantilevered roof...
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We expect in Revit that all elements that are drawn above the cut-plane should project a hidden line on the plan that we are looking on, which is the ideal way to look at things. Roof, canopy, cantilever floors/slabs. header, drop beamza should cast a hidden line projection below. This is not true in Revit. Sometimes you can do underlays, but most of the time you have to trace it by yourself using a detail line.
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So this is a problem concerning a good program concerning Revit! Thanks for everything
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Not actually a problem. We always do have to draw those hidden/overhead lines with our 2d/3d software before. Revit is open to wishlists, and one of these days, these can be a reality. For now, discover things as work arounds.
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No "Horicolonoma", it's not a problem, "MHAMS" has right, Revit is not a 2D program, it's a "BIM", but also it's a "2D" drafter program, (more Amator - depend the practicis), my opinion is if a have this kind of issues i think it's better and quick to do in AUTOCAD, i'm not so Radical to defend Revit with my "life", if i can do this much faster in CAd then Revit i do it in CAD, because TIME iS MONEY, so... I think we just have to be intelligence to decide what is the best solution to us... if i spend less time to do this in CAD to finish my work and solve the problem to client, i decide to take the obvious.... I'm no't like a "Fundamentalist..."
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