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Is there a way to hide the topo lines underneath trees and other vegetation families in site plans other than taking the finished pdf into illustrator? Thanks Nick
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"Topo Lines" - are you talking about this topo lines?
Edited on: Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 5:51:40 AM
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Typhoo i think he means that planting are transparent on plan of that the topo lines cut through them My only suggestion is to edit your tree and plant family and place a tree shaped profile above it, and have it hidden in certain views (like how the furniture families tend to work so they appear white on plan even with a legend)
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here, by editing my tree and putting a masking reigon at 'reference plane:top'I have made a simple cover for my trees, if you put more detail in, you can get the desired effect you're after
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I finally got around to trying to do this but when i tried to add the new level, it kept saying that it was invisible in that view and then it said it was visible in the visibility/overrides window.
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you dont make a new level select your tree, press edit in the family files just draw a mask reigon over your tree and make sure it's reference is reference:top
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