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I was just wondering if anyone had a clever way to prevent section tags from showing up in all my views. I am nearly done with a CD set and had to do some shaftwall details, now I have to go through all of my plans, sections, elevations, blah blah blah and make sure they do not show up. My first thought are view templates but I would really benefit from a preventative measure to insure I don't ever have to look.
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Change the view properties (uncheck "sections" . I've done this plenty of times. You can also change the section element properties so that it will only show up at certain scales. You ma y have a section that you only want to appear on the site plan, but not the floor plan.
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Chris, That is exactly what I dont want to do, since I am at the point in my project i literally have hundreds of views. When I set a section cut you then have to check every single view that may have a relationship to that specific cut. What I want (and this will go on the wish list) is for sections to have the option that callouts have. The "Show In" parameter.
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You don't want to use view templates, but it looks like that is the only option left. Since you have hundreads of views. Modify one view and create a new view template from that view. You can then apply the new template to the others. You will need a new template for each scale.
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