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*sigh* I know there's a filter, and I do use it. But sometimes I need to just select all the 2x6 joists on a particular level to change them to 4x6 joists without changing the 2x4 joists also. unless I am completely missing something (and please tell me if I am!!) filtering only filters it down to a Structural Framing (Joists) option, which still leaves me with every size of framing that is defined as a joist. Select all instances by view.... it would be sweet.
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I completely agree. Sometimes it makes so much more sense to select all instances in particular views. Really bugs me that you can't do it easily.
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Ah ... but you can with a couple of steps. Select all instances ... then isolate elements... then window the view and you have them all in that view only.
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Good advice. That works, but there's something to be said for the convenience of something taking only one step. And it seems to me that a "Select All Instances In View" command would not be too difficult to create when "Select All Instances" already exisits.
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WW, i agree, that is one way.... however, sometimes you still want to see what's around ~ or maybe i just like to be difficult ~ J
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This will be available on the 2011 Release...
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this makes me very happy  (smiley intended!)
Edited on: Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 7:12:15 PM
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