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Can someone tell me how to turn off a filled region, we cannot seem to find anything in VG Danny
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Filled region belongs to detail items just turn it off.
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Hi Aguel Thanks for that, seems that the filled regions turn off if I check detail items but this also turns off a number of other categories in detail items, including 0, beam and block flooring and some differnet line weight types, it does not mention filled regions within the detail item categories? does this mean that all drawn with say hidden line will turn off too? Thanks Danny
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IF you are using revit 2008 you can just turn off just that element i.e. filled region by right clicking and turniing off that particular element that you want to hide if using lower version of revit use filter. Hope this helps.
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I am creating our companies titleblock in Revit 2019. In Autocad, we have hatch in the titleblock that we keep off until we issue drawings. I have created filled regions for this pattern. I created a category called Pattern and assigned the pattern to that category. However when I shut that category off, only the border lines shut off, not the pattern. When I shut detail items off the filled regions still stay on. How do I accomplish this?
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Use the method we do to control stamps.
https://www.revitcity.com/forums.php?action=viewthread&thread_id=8303
https://www.revitcity.com/forums.php?action=viewthread&thread_id=24588
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