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How do I show the door opening of an elevator on 1st floor infront and on the 2nd floor at the rear?
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if it is the same elevator, with a door at the front and rear
then you could could use a plan region to control the display of each door
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Elevators by their very nature have two doors for each opening, one for the elevator cab and another for the wall enclosing the shaft. For the shaft wall you can simply insert a door hosted by the shaft wall. For the elevator cab, I simply use a symbolic representation of an elevator cab created from AutoCAD lines from Otis or whomever. No need to pay for such symbols and frankly don't see the real value in having a 3D elevator cab in my model. As long as the shaft opening is the correct size what does a 3D model of an elevator cab give you? My 2 cents from an 8 year Revit user and 3 year Autodesk employee.
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You may also download Elevatorarchitect. It helps you on the one hand to choose the correct elevator for your building and imports it into your Revit project, and in the settings you can easily select for each level if you want to have the door opening infront or rather at the rear or both.
The plug-in is free and can be downloaded at http://www.digipara.com/DownloadEARevit.aspx
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The lift on first and second floor separate entryways opening is the best plan, meanwhile, you'll, in the long run, get to someplace the way for the lift is individual locations on various floors.
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