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Mon, May 24, 2010 at 2:50:46 PM | Visibiliy of components

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I have inserted a cooktop into a cabinet that is not visable in the floor plan view but is visable in an elevation view. However there is a sink that is next to it that is visable.

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Mon, May 24, 2010 at 3:02:59 PM | Visibiliy of components

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Edit the family, click on that "Cooktop" and check "Visibility"...

 


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Mon, May 24, 2010 at 3:52:21 PM | Typhoon

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Quoting Typhoon from 2010-05-24 15:02:59

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Edit the family, click on that "Cooktop" and check "Visibility"...

 

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Thanks for your post, but here is what happened. First of all it worked but when I tried to save as it said that itwas read only are was open somewhere else. So I just saved as another name but I could not see the other cooktop that was nserted no matter how many objects I turned off. If I went to the view of 2nd floor I could see the 2nd cooktop was still incerted in the drawing. What do I do about this to remove it.


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Tue, May 25, 2010 at 6:27:13 AM | Visibiliy of components

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In that 2nd floor select that zone by "Crossing" then go to "Filter" and leave "ON" ONLY that family you want, then delete...

 


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Tue, May 25, 2010 at 11:11:02 AM | Visibiliy of components

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I'm soory but I'm not sure what you mean by crossing. Do you mean window around it , if so I tried it but did not find the filter command. Maybe I was on the wrong tab. Please give me some detail. I appreciate all of your help.

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Tue, May 25, 2010 at 11:22:10 AM | Visibiliy of components

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From your HELP (I added comments in BOLD):  Selecting Multiple Elements

To select more than one element, use one of the following methods:•    While pressing CTRL, click each of the elements. •    Draw a selection box by placing the cursor on one side of the elements to be selected and dragging it diagonally to form a rectangular boundary.

<THIS IS A WINDOW>

o    To select only elements that are completely within the boundary of the selection box, drag the cursor from left to right.

<THIS IS A CROSSING>

o    To select any elements that are wholly or partially within the boundary of the selection box, drag the cursor from right to left.

•    Press TAB to highlight connected elements, and then click to select. See Selecting Chains of Walls and Lines. •    Right-click on a family type name in the Project Browser or a family type in the drawing area, and click Select All Instances. This tool selects all instances of that family type in your project. See Project Browser. NoteIf you are editing a design option, the tool name is Select All Instances in Active Option. It selects all elements of that type in the active option only.  


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Tue, May 25, 2010 at 2:08:39 PM | Visibiliy of components

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Just to show you where is the "Filter" tool.... WW said the rest...

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