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How To Hide Ducts In Revit. I think you would need to hide the pipe and use a detail component to draw the stubs and break lines from the elbow and valve. What you must do is this: Turn on the sub category 'center line' for ducts in your visual graphic overrides. To add to ajay's suggestion here, you can create a view filter as described, but also include an additional filter rule: The plan view's visibility/graphics settings have the duct model category turned on. There are no filters of any kind. Pipe centerline visibility is controlled by the view's visibility graphics as a sub category of pipes. If you set your visual style to hidden and turn on centerlines for your duct and duct fitting categories you will get a centerline on all round duct but not rectangular. Use the hidden line pane of the mechanical settings dialog to specify how ducts that cross each other (in separate planes) are presented in the model. Set the visual style of your. Open the visibility graphics and uncheck the subcategories for center lines within the duct and pipe categories.

Use the hidden line pane of the mechanical settings dialog to specify how ducts that cross each other (in separate planes) are presented in the model. To add to ajay's suggestion here, you can create a view filter as described, but also include an additional filter rule: Pipe centerline visibility is controlled by the view's visibility graphics as a sub category of pipes. If you set your visual style to hidden and turn on centerlines for your duct and duct fitting categories you will get a centerline on all round duct but not rectangular. Open the visibility graphics and uncheck the subcategories for center lines within the duct and pipe categories. What you must do is this: I think you would need to hide the pipe and use a detail component to draw the stubs and break lines from the elbow and valve. Turn on the sub category 'center line' for ducts in your visual graphic overrides. Set the visual style of your. The plan view's visibility/graphics settings have the duct model category turned on.

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How To Hide Ducts In Revit There are no filters of any kind. I think you would need to hide the pipe and use a detail component to draw the stubs and break lines from the elbow and valve. Open the visibility graphics and uncheck the subcategories for center lines within the duct and pipe categories. There are no filters of any kind. What you must do is this: To add to ajay's suggestion here, you can create a view filter as described, but also include an additional filter rule: Set the visual style of your. Turn on the sub category 'center line' for ducts in your visual graphic overrides. The plan view's visibility/graphics settings have the duct model category turned on. Use the hidden line pane of the mechanical settings dialog to specify how ducts that cross each other (in separate planes) are presented in the model. If you set your visual style to hidden and turn on centerlines for your duct and duct fitting categories you will get a centerline on all round duct but not rectangular. Pipe centerline visibility is controlled by the view's visibility graphics as a sub category of pipes.