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I need to turn off the visibility of some of my furniture but not all of it. This is simple in CAD but I can't figure it out in Revit! How can I put my furniture, which is all under one heading in the visibility settings, on more than one layer? Thanks to anyone who can help!
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Why don't you set up phases and then use filters.
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In Revit 9.0/9.1 you can use a filter to control visibility. Worksets are another option. In Revit Architecture 2008 you can simply hide any element in a view. Right click on element and select 'hide in view'.
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