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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> How do I get my walls in plan view to display as an assembly? Revit 2015
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I am creating drawings for construction and I want my exterior wall to display as the structure assembly I set (layer of brick, air void, rigid insulation, CMU). It is currently being displayed as a masonry wall (diagonal cross hatching).
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Is your view set to Coarse Detail Level. this may cause it to show this way. Walls have a property you can assign to coarse detail level.
The cut plane may also be too high.
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Under edit type of my wall the coarse scale fill pattern is set to "Masonry - Concrete Block" which is the diagonal cross hatching. However, there is no option to set it to show my brick, air, rigid insulation, and CMU.
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I want the walls to appear as the preview assembly in this screenshot, but you can see that they only display with diagonal cross hatching.
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swdebenport indirectly gave you the correct answer if your walls are built correctly and if the view scale is not too small. Change the view to medium or fine setting.
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That worked! I tried searching for the answer first, but it was difficult to find what I was looking for, so I'm glad I found Revit City. Thank you, I appreciate your responses.
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That worked! I tried searching for the answer first, but it was difficult to find what I was looking for, so I'm glad I found Revit City. Thank you, I appreciate your responses.
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This is all in your Help but sometimes a little hard to find - this is one of those instances.
Explore the help and learn how to use it. That will reward you greatly. As a newbie, start by reading all sections on walls, floors and roofs.
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