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I have problems with interior elevation arrows disappearing. I have checked Vis Graph and checked to make sure it is not being covered by another tag. The 1/2" circle with the sheet number inside is there and the elevation exists (as it has for the last 2 months). The box is also showing as checked when I click on the circle but the solid filled arrow and view number for the sheet are missing. I really would like to figure out how to fix this as we have already dimensioned and noted all the elevations, including the 3 with which I am having problems. I have my interior elevations setup with the 1/2" circle, solid arrows, sheet number in the middle, and view number centered at the point of my arrow. Revit Building 2008. Thanks!
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Hi, Can you send a screenshot? I need to see your problem graphically. Thanks, Mhans
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Click on the lightbulb (reveal hidden elements) and see if you somehow hid it in that view.
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I've clicked the light bulb and it's not there. extremely frustrating! I've attached an image of what I'm seeing.
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Are you sure your annotation crop has not been pulled over this elevation? That will make it disappear.
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unfortunately i'm positive about that. It's in the middle of the drawing. see image.
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Hi, Try this experiment: Highlight one of your int. elevation tag and drag the annotation crop outside of your Crop view. You will not lose the view but you will lose the arrow and the elev # on plan. This is the only way I know you could lose your arrows. I see on the last image you sent that you are using lots of single int. elev tags on your plan. Did you, by any chance, make your own Callout Tag for that purpose? You said you are using the supplied ' 1/2" CIRCLE ST#' are you using with it the supplied "Callout Head w 1/8" Corner Radius" ? Mhans
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If you can't solve the problem, create a new elevation tag that references the existing elevations. Look at the option bar fot the reference option.
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Nothing changed when I messed around with the annotation crop. I just decided to create a new tag and reference the view to gain some lost time. I guess this is one of those Revit mysteries. Thanks everyone!
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