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Hi there. I am new to Revit (one month) and am trying to convert my office (and mind) from Autocad to Revit. I am a residential architect nad have been so for 15 plus years.
Here is my question. It has to deal with wall types. When using basic Autocad, I would typically draw my walls in plan at their true width, ie: 2x4= 3 1/2". In section, I would add the thickness of the finishes (gyp board, exterior sheathing, etc...)
I can see how Revit can save so much time when it comes to sections and elevations. But, in plan, it shows all those lines for the materials. Is there a way to turn those off so that I do not see them in plan, but still have them there for sections and details. It really is driving me up the wall. I do not want to plot with them showing on plan, nor dor I want to see them as I am working on the plan.
I hope this is not a stupid question, but my mind is still trying to convert from 2D to 3D thinking.
Thanks in advance...
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in plan set your detail level to coarse and it will display only two lines representing the widith of the wall
best regards,
coreed,aia
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I've done that, and it does show just the two lines, but the thickness for the exterior walls shows the face of the finish levels. I just want the plan to show the basic core, and not the finishes. Does that make sense?
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This is kind've against the thinking of revit, however you could achieve this by using override host layers in your plan view (visibility settings) and making your finish layer a white line, thus rendering it invisible.
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