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Why i cannot see the structure of a multilayer revit element like wall if i am not section it? The first and the second image is the same wall. In the second i used the section box. I don't understand why the structure isn't visible in the first image? Can i solve this?
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The wall structure isn't visable in a 3D view, you see the structure when you use the section box because you are actually cutting the wall. If you use the Create Parts tool you can see them in a 3D view but be careful as this will make each of your walls structure a different component and you can't make it 1 wall again so I don't recommend doing this
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