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I've got a custom column in my project that is a square tube at it's base, then flares out higher up. At the levels which it is a simple tube, it also shows the flare.
The simple question is, why doesn't it show the column accurately based on the plan view in which it is cut? (ie. level 1 = square tube, level 3 = flared 18 x 8 tube)
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Update... I've tried various solutions to this and have one but the original question still remains...
The option I tried that worked was simply creating a Generic Face based Family. When I brought it in, the "column" was represented accurately throughout its height in each plan. Since that worked, I went back to the family and changed the category to Structural Column. When I reloaded that back into the project in no longer looked correct.
Since Revit Structure isn't my forte, is there a visibility issue I am missing somewhere when it comes to Structural Columns? Back to the original question.... why doesn't the flared column show accurately in accordance to where it is cut in plan?
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Search your help.... "cuttable" - your answer is there.
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I didn't really find an answer there. I found info on visibilty/graphics manipulation (which I am already aware of) and a list of cuttable and non-cuttable objects.
But since generic models and structural columns are both considered "cuttable", I still don't understand why the exact same extrusion does not look the same in various plan views when the only difference is its family category.
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It does not appear that structural column families are truely cuttable.
I had not remembered that they were cuttable so I checked 2009 help and it says it was cuttable there too. I did not check to see if it really was.
I must have had this problem before and referred you to the help thinking it was not cuttable. Sorry.
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No prob. Thanks for taking the time to respond.
It's a good thing to know but still very much leaves the question of... Why Autodesk, WHY?
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