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I have a situation where I have a metal siding above 6'-0" and brick veneer from grade to this point. How can I tag both the brick veneer wall and the metal siding above (two different wall types) in the same view. I can only get the tag to link to the lower wall. I have tried playing with the view range and hitting tab. The only way I have been able to tag both is to adjust my cut plane up to above 6 feet but I do not want the profile of the metal panel to show just the brick veneer in plan. Any thoughts. Thanks
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in order for revit to tag it, it needs to see it. put a view region over your siding, tag it and than use the Linework tool to hide. HTH
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To tag the higher walls I temporarily set my cut plane to expose and tag them. When done, I reset my cut plane back to normal and the upper tag does remain.
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I tried adjusting my cut plane up. This enabled me to tag the wall above but when I lowered my cut plane the tag went away. Is their something I am missing?
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I stand corrected. I swear though that it used to work once upon a time since I have done it! It is another reason to not like stacked walls. Why can't the stacked wall have a type mark? That way you could tag them in a plan view. I guess the view range thing with the linework tool or simple dumb text wall tags may be the answer.
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