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Till now i haven faced this weird problem where the settings seem to be right but the output is off. I have the cut plane at 900mm from the level and a wall which is 1200mm high. But weirdly revit is showing the wall as if its projected and not cut! i tried manipulating the cut plane(even if its 100 mm), still same projection wall line in plan. only if the wall height is more than 2100mm it is showing as cut wall line. Am not able to crack why this is happening. i have attached the jpgs for ref. Thanks
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Revit does not do well with short walls. In an earlier thread I posted": "I don't know if I have this all straight in my head either because it's been awhile since I had this problem but you are somewhat correct. I found that moving the bottom limits of your view range (down) you could get the view right. Play with those numbers and see what happens." It has still be awhile since I ran into this but the answer is in those bottom view sttings. When you figure it out again... please post here.
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any wall in Revit that has an unconnected height of less than 6"-0" will only show in Projection in Plan View hth
Edited on: Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 10:43:18 AM
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I went back and played a little with this. As you can see by the attached, my wall is only 2' high and my view cut plane is at 1' and the wall is shown as being cut. I have both of the lower settings set to -4' and the wall shows cut. I don't know what all works but - 2' doesn't. In a plan where you need this shown correctly, you can use a plan region set like this then just hide the region call out.
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Oh!.. okie then. I thought there might be something that i missed in the setting. Thanks a tonne for clarifying that its a lil limitation from the software end. I ll make peace with that n shall try dodging the values or probably put detail lines over it if nothin works Thanks a tonne!
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