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Phaeax

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Hi, we have been trying to do some quick and dirty drafting/ modeling due to time constraints on a projects. typically we would model everything accordingly but every once in a while you need to do it in an improper manner.

I have a filled region representing a decorative wainscot panel. I have furniture in front of this wainscot panel. The Furniture is in 3D and the Wainscot is being represented by a Filled Region in this case. For the life of me, I cannot get the Filled Region to "appear" behind the furniture without spending the time to edit the filled region boundaries.

Can I make a filled region, or a masking region appear behind 3D objects in Elevation, plans, etc. easily?

I am using Revit Architecture 2009 currently.

Thanks,

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You never will.  Filled regions are not 3D - they are 2D.  You can only control front/back in relation to other 2D objects.

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Phaeax

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Thanks, I was afraid of that.

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