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ccabral3

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hello, I am doing interior elevations on a large warehouse with small rooms inside of the warehouse. these small rooms have openings, but no doors, so I can see into those rooms. Now, it wouldn't be a problem to put the far clip just after the small room openings, and I wouldnt see into them anymore. However, my issue is those rooms are only 9 ft tall, where as my building (the large open warehouse i am elevating) is 24' @ t.o.p... I also need to see to the side of those rooms (they dont go along the entire wall). Since the far clipping won't help me in this situation, I am wondering if doing masking regions over each room opening is the correct thing to do, and if not, what would be? (I attached the floor plan and the elevation to better explain) oh and also, I can hide the objects inside the rooms, but each rooms has a little 9" x 10.5" opening in the exterior wall for special venting, which I cant hide unless I use the linework tool... I just want to know which way is the "correct" way to go about it.

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pijpiwo

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I hope those openings in the wall are actually opening family, aren’t they? Open the opening family then, select the opening and uncheck Transparent in Elevation option on the Options Bar.

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