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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Want Heavy Boundray at Reflected Ceiling
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I want my ceiling boundary lines in a reflected ceiling plan to be very heavy. The problem is that the walls hide half of the line thickness. I can make the walls transparent and see the full line but that is not really a look I like. How do I make it so the ceiling boundary line is "on top" of the wall?
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Draw order on these elements has always been a problem and I don't see that this has changed.
Maybe a workaround for these views only. How about copying the ceiling sketch and re-inserting as detail lines?
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Have you tried printing? It should print correctly. The image on the left is a pdf print out, on the right - revit screen shot (heavy line ceiling enclosed within three walls - RCP).
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