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I am currently working on 3 buildings, but they are all in different files. So, to keep all off the sheets in one place, I linked all my models into 1 file. Now, I am trying to make elevations of the buildings. I need different elevations for the different buildings. So, here is what I did. 2 of the buildings are connected and one is by itself. I made a view that has each floor of each building in it, so, you can see all the first floor for instance. Then, I cropped out the views I needed of the buildings. Now, I need elevations of each of the buildings separately, but when I make an elevation of one building, the tag ends up showing in the plan of another building and they end up all over my sheet when I set up the views on paper. Is there anyway of changing the visibility of certain elevations tags so they don't show up when I print? If not, anyone have any tricks for getting them not to show? Hopefully this makes sense. Thanks
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Hard to say for sure without seeing a print or screenshot, but you may want to explore 'scope boxes' in Revit. Scope boxes let you assign levels, grids, sections andelevation tags to a scope boxe which is placed in 3Din your Revit model. You can have multiple scope boxes such as Bldg A, Bldg B etc. and assign elements to each scope box. See the Revit help file for a better explanation.
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Thanks, but I looked at the related threads at the bottom of the page here and the first one with just hiding the annotation in view worked for me. I may decide to get into scope boxes at a later time though.
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There is also a little known property of the elevation called 'hide at scales courser than'. Click on the elevation tag arrow [not the circle] and go to the properties box. If you have elevation tags for example that you don't want to appear on 1/8" plans but do want to appear on 1/4" plans then choose 1/4" as your hiding scale. This lets you hide certain elevations based on logic in your view while still keeping the valid ones for the plan on.
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