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How To Hide Ductwork In Revit. Set the visual style of your view to hidden line. Go to the sunglasses icon (see image below) on the bottom bar and hover over it. Yes you can hide the pipe. You have to realise that revit creates a 3d model, not drawings, and views are just slices of the 3d model, so elements closer. Open the visibility graphics and uncheck the subcategories for center lines within the duct and pipe categories. Hey all, does anyone know how to hide a piping or ductwork system family that exists in a linked revit file. 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. Turn on the sub category 'center line' for ducts in your visual graphic overrides.

Turn on the sub category 'center line' for ducts in your visual graphic overrides. 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. You have to realise that revit creates a 3d model, not drawings, and views are just slices of the 3d model, so elements closer. 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. Hey all, does anyone know how to hide a piping or ductwork system family that exists in a linked revit file. Set the visual style of your view to hidden line. Yes you can hide the pipe. Go to the sunglasses icon (see image below) on the bottom bar and hover over it. Open the visibility graphics and uncheck the subcategories for center lines within the duct and pipe categories.

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How To Hide Ductwork In Revit You have to realise that revit creates a 3d model, not drawings, and views are just slices of the 3d model, so elements closer. Hey all, does anyone know how to hide a piping or ductwork system family that exists in a linked revit file. Set the visual style of your view to hidden line. Yes you can hide the pipe. Go to the sunglasses icon (see image below) on the bottom bar and hover over it. Turn on the sub category 'center line' for ducts in your visual graphic overrides. Open the visibility graphics and uncheck the subcategories for center lines within the duct and pipe categories. 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. You have to realise that revit creates a 3d model, not drawings, and views are just slices of the 3d model, so elements closer.