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go to Visilbility/ Graphics> expand WALLS > uncheck WALL SWEEPS - TRIM
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12dwell - The discussion was about wall sweeps defined within the wall types - not hosted. Would you like to change your answer?
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has this issue been fixed yet? The Sweep feature works good for renderings and elevations but I do not want to see them on the floor plan.
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In the Properties Browser, click on View Range. Change the Primary Range Bottom and View Depth Level to a height ABOVE the top of the baseboard, such as 1'-0". Click OK. It disappears from plan view.
For what it's worth I am using Revit LT 2018.
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