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hello i'm using revit 2009. i am working on some interior elevations and was wondering if there is a way to show the 'depth' of the views by changing the colour/tone of black of walls' surface patterns depending on if they're closer or farther from the elevation view line. right now the CMU patterns on the walls are all the same tone no matter if they are farther or closer. thanks in advance.
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Hi, this is what do you want/need? If it is, you can pick in the elements you want to change the tone and right click buttom of mouse and go to "Override Graphics in View > By Element" and Check on the box "Halftone", this is one wayto do this...
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