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Is there a way to turn individual floor surfaces off in views.
Ie on the floor plan I have internal floor surfaces which i want to show in my view, and then i have external, such as concrete paving surfaces which I don't want to show in my view. How do I turn just these surfaces off?
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If you are using Revit 9 then filters are the way to go. Tuturiols are very helpful.
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How about working with 8.1... not possible?
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Pretty sure you can't in 8.1. Have heard of people using worksets but I'm not used worksets at all.
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Obviously you can turn all the floor surface patterns on or off in your view properties> floor> surface pattern. If this is what you mean. Or just do a blank Filled Region over the area you dont want to see.
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Model the floors that you want to turn off with a generic models
I think this is the best way if you don't have filters.
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What do you mean exactly by the generic models?
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Go to modelling & down the bottom is create. Pick generic model give it a name then use solid extrude to make your floor.
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