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I have created a duplicate view in plan to produce electrical information. I do not want the information to appear on the main plan view, which it is at present. I'm sure their is a simple way of turning this info off, but can't seem to find it. Any help?
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Next time, do not duplicate with detail, only duplicate. For now, you can either turn off all annotation in your visibility settings or select an item you don't want to show and isolate the catagory. Now you can window/delete. Do this for each group of elements. You have to reset your temporary hide/isolate settings between to see the effect.
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I duplicated the views with no detailing.
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In your electrical plan...the electrical components and line work must be done using drafting lines from the drafting tab. These line are view specific and will not show up in any other view.
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Well, "electrical components" like wall switches/outlets are families and show up wherever they are turned on. The visibility settings in View-Properties are view specific. Just turn off/on the electrical components for each view as desired. But the symbolic "wires," as mentioned, do need to be lines, which are view specific.
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I assume that explains the electrical items (and lines) keep appearing in the main view and subsequent duplications. I've 'botched' something together using the useful view/temp hide tool and filtering the views complonents, but it's not the most elegent or I suppose correct method. Thank for the help.
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