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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Showing objects in higher levels in hidden linetype
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Hi
I'm using Revit Architecture 2012 and I want to know if this is possible.
I have an Arc as a steel structural member and it starts from ground floor and reaches its peak 3 levels higher.
In ground floor Revit cuts this element near it's base and that is fine, but...
is there a way that I can show the rest of the arc that is higher than ground floor cut level, in a hidden line style?
FYI.. The arc is a custom made structural family.
Thanks
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Same question here 
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Read this in your HELP: Changing Line Styles for a View Underlay Underlay is the level above.
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