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    Floor Levels

    Can someone advise me on floor levels on elevation details.

    On one side of the model I have level 0, level 1, level 2, level 3 etc. I copied the architects levels and these now show.

    On the other side of the elevation I have Tank Ground Floor, Tank First Floor, Tank Second Floor.

    How do I show one set of levels for one elevation without them appearing on the other elevations, because at the moment the level 0, level 1 etc levels are showing on all my elevations.

    Thanks
    Domsib

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    Depends on your plan layout but you might try using Scope Boxes to control extents of levels and the like.
    Greg McDowell Jr
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      #3
      Make different types for the Levels (eg Tank Levels and Building Levels). Then create a view filter to apply to the elevations. Make one to hide the Tank Levels and one to hide the Building Levels. Now you can choose which ones you want to see...
      Martijn de Riet
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        #4
        Originally posted by mdradvies View Post
        Make different types for the Levels (eg Tank Levels and Building Levels). Then create a view filter to apply to the elevations. Make one to hide the Tank Levels and one to hide the Building Levels. Now you can choose which ones you want to see...

        Could you possibly break the steps down on how to do this please? I am new to Revit.

        Thank You
        Domsib

        Revit MEP - 1 Day at a time...

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          #5
          Go to an elevation view.
          Select the elevation marker. Hit Edit Type in the properties.
          Duplicate > rename to Tank Level.
          Now give all levels the correct type.
          Go to View > View Filters > Edit/New > Add. Create a filter that filters out Tank Levels > Add to the view. Deselect visible and all Tank Level headers will be hidden in this view.
          Martijn de Riet
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