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I would like the areas selected as enlargements (callouts) to have a different visablity than the rest of the sheet. allowing the piping & ductwork that is congested enough to need enlargement to be turned off. Viewable only in the enlargement itself. Has anyone done this without having to hide each element in view? If it is impossible now, it would be a great idea for future revit MEP versions!
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Try Masking Region over the area you are calling out. It doesnt work in wireframe mode and it masks everything but annotation so you cant see any walls or fixtures. The callout feature really needs some upgrades
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