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So I have new wondows in existing walls. I want to show complete. but it still shows the demo'd wall inside the window. Ive tried everything. Ive been using revit since 2009, and I still cant figure out how to fix this mess.
thanks in advance!
Michael
EDIT: I found a work around. Firstly, this seems to happen when you make a file from an older version upgraded to a newer version of Revit. So. since the phasing is F-ed up (I know because if I copy this wall into another project it works fine.) you simply hide the infill walls. the problem is that Revit doesnt let you select them. BUT!!! if you grabe the bottom of the wall, and pull it up past the sills of the windows or doors in question. the bottom edge of the infil wall will be selectable THEN you can "hide in view" and move on after fixing the wall back down to the floor. Lame but it works.
Edited on: Thu, Feb 15, 2018 at 2:00:17 PM
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Your phase should be set to Complete and Phase Filter to Show Complete and it should show everything fine. You currently have your phase set to New Construction.
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What?
There is only "new construction" and "Existing" in my phase choices ("Show complete" is only in the phase filters choice), and Ive never bothered to alter them.
there is no, "complete" with that regard...
anyway, its simply a bug created when upgrading the old file to the current Revit.
Edited on: Thu, Feb 15, 2018 at 6:15:30 PM
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you can create as many phases as you like, and indicate what goes in each phase.
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