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Hi all,
When we show interior eleavtions, we just show the entire wall with thick outline. How can I do that in Revit?
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Create an interior elevation, the extents should pick up the length of the wall, if not adjust the crop region as required.
To get the thick outline, in your view properties add an override for walls-->projection and make it a heavy linetype.
Then save this view as a view template and you then quickly apply its settings to your other interior elevations.
HTH.
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