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Any help appreciated Please see the attached images I have a beam that I need to notch into another beam in detail only. I have tried using a masking region however this also covers the main 838UB beam as well. Is there any form of draw order control in Revit? How would this detail be best achieved please?
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Hi, i use the Masking Region like you can see in the images attached and it works, if that's what do you want?
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You can either do as Typhoon suggests or simply add linework over top of the beam being cut - add your cut and then hide the beam in view. If you use the masking region, change your masking sketch lines to invisible-heavy-light as appropriate.
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Thank you very much for the replys. Thats really helpful. :-)
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The other suggestion that I had by the way was to use the coping tool from TOOLS > COPING. It seems to work however it has a tendancy to cut a beam in such a way that it would not be done in reality.
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