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there is any way to make color schemes half tone so i can see through the master plan ?
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The color schemes shouldn't cover any of your plan up.
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i know but i made an area plan to image so there is no walls or plan and the color schemes is solid i cant see through it the image is that possible on revit ?
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there is a pic to explain what i mean
Edited on: Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 11:03:39 AM
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Oh I see. I don't think there is a way to just have it shaded but I am not positive on that. You could try using a different fill pattern such as diagonal lines so that it would show through.
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Don't use an area plan. Simply a transparent fill with text.
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i tried to made cross up with big pattren but it not shown through .. thank you
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Don't use an area plan. Simply a transparent fill with text.
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sorry i just saw your comment ,so you mean fill region ?
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