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I have search many posts and just can't figure it out: I have linked a Revit Arch 2010 model into my RST2010. I do not have the ability to turn off (hide) any of the architects elements. I can select the whole model, but not individual pieces. Can you hide individual elements in a REvit Linked model? Do you have the ability to always hide certain things in you r RST model....like trees? Thanks. Greg
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Visibility/Graphics to turn off entire catagories (there is a tab for linked models). If you really need to shut off individual elements you can use tab to select the element, then do a hide by element. It only works in the view you do it in though, so you may have to repeat the process in a number of views. V/G would be the better method, but it's not always applicable.
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TKennedy, Thamks for the reply. I had finally figured out the tab...setting it to custom...them returning to the model categories. What I think I am looking for is a way to apply a view template to the linked model. For example, you can set the VG to "by host view" or "by linked view" or "by custom". I am looking for a way to set up a view the exact way I would like...then use that for other structural views. I have come along way learning since yesturday and am actually happy with the customizability now. I was hoping to have more. Thanks you for your post...and thank you everyone who posted about this in easrlier threads. The help was very valuable.
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Linked model V/G settings are included in view templates.
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I am getting happier and happier with the options actually available to me now. I am still stumped on how to turn off or overide individual elements. TKennedy, you mentioned: "If you really need to shut off individual elements you can use tab to select the element, then do a hide by element". I can do this in both ISO and Elevation views. Can you think of a reason why I am unable to do this in a plan view? Greg
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