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Hello! This may be an easy one... I'm trying to show the difference in levels in my project, but noticed I can't place spot elevations on floors in a linked structural file, whereas I still can on architectural elements. Is there a way to get around this? Thanks!
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open the linked file separately, I am assuming that you are linking a revit structural file.
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I'm not sure how that would make a difference; any annotations placed in the linked file won't show up in the architectural file. Could you elaborate a bit more?
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I thought you were interested in the particular spot elevation, just write in text.
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I'm not really interested in work-arounds, I mean, I rather not place any dumb tags/text. I guess I'm just surprised by it not working.
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I found a solution... Spot elevations don't work on the top face of the linked slab, but they do find the edge of the slab...
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Thanks for the info.
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Spot elevations don't work on the top face of the linked slab, but they do find the edge of the slab...
That's not quite true. Please see attached screenshot were I was able to spot elevation on a linked revit model.
However after a while this feature stopped working in our file and right now I can't even spot the elevation on the edges of the linked file.
I am still looking for the solution.
Has anyone found a solution. Is there any setting driving the behaviour of the linked file?
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Look at the following image.
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And this image.
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It is not the case of enable the link on the selection tool. Already tried that.
Spot elevation tools works perfectly if I create a new floor plan of the same level. At the same time on the current drawing it is not working.
I just opened a case with Autodesk on this issue. Will post a solution if Autodesk resolves it.
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The problem was related to Visibility/ graphics settings specifically Floors category ( Common edges, Hidden lines, Slab edges subcategories were unticked). At least it seems that it was the problem because the elements I was placing spot elevation tags was a structural foundation category so it is a bit ackward. These are tottaly different categories. Nonetheless all spot elevation tagsdescribing the linked model automatically appered again.
I can't confirm wheter it was really the problem or it is a software malfunction.
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I know this thread is old, but the solution to this problem is to simply just turn on the visibility of <Room Separation> or <Space Separation> under LINE category.
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