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Trying to do foundation views showing just the foundation walls & footers without other wall types (interior, step, etc.) How can I isolate by wall type?
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Resolved my issue by setting up a workset and assigning the walls to the workset by selecting the walls and using the wall Element Properties workset parameter. Then set the view visibility to the workset only.
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You can use either 'worksets' or 'Phasing' to isolate the walls to control the visibility.
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