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Does anybody knows how to create a wall in a shower (42" high with temp. glass enclosure) in a floor plan? Is it necessary to create it in 3D just to show it in floor plan? What we used to do in CAD is draw a line in the middle of the wall, and that would be the glass. I noticed that I can not do the same in Revit, It does not allow me to draw lines in the walls. Is there any trick that I can use? I do not want to build the whole component beacause I do not think we are going to use it for a section.
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If you don't want to build it you could add a filled region to the wall and then add lines to represent the glass or simply extrude a wall with glass as the material. I have recently done this for a shop fitout.
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