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Good morning everyone, My issue is a simple one. The building in my project has a half-basement that I'd like to show as a halftone on the elevation. Is it possible to make part of a wall (above the groundline) show up fulltone and make another part (below the groundline) show up in halftone? Any help would be appriciated. Thanks! (see attached drawing. Also, I'm using Revit 2009)
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Pobably the easiest way would be to use a non-transparent filled region. You can then right-click on the filled region and over-ride graphics in view by-element and set it to half-tone.
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