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I can't get interior elevations to look like architectural elevations. Specifically, when i take a stair elevation, the riser/tread lines appear in elevation, though the design calls for a seamless condition. Is there any way to get profiles around multiple elements (e.g. riser/treads) in elevation? Is this understandable?
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An image of what you want clarify the problem but did you try with "Interior Elevations"???
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Thank you for the quick response, but i was unclear in my question. i'm good with the tags, all work and look beautiful. i am describing the actual elevation drawing. i have modelled a stair. the elevation of that stair from the front shows the nosing lines. also from the side, the exposed risers and treads are shown as two elements though i want them to read as one. thanks again, but i'll keep looking.
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I don't understand, wich lines you don't want to see???? If you have a nosing in your treads it's logical you have those lines in a elevation view... put some images to clarify the problem....
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their is no expressed nosing either in this case or also in the "Z" riser/tread config, but revit draws the nosing lines anyway? or is there a work around. Thanks again!!
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oops, typo, meant "there"
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You put "Thickness" in risers and treads" so its logical revit assumes those lines, because you can apply "material" to the risers and treads, you can workaround that with "linework" tool with "Invisible lines"....
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Thank you again.
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