Is there any possibility to see the grid lines in 3D view?
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No. Grid lines are visible in orthographic views only.
A workaround would be to create some model lines in those views by picking grid lines. Then, you will see the model lines in 3D.Freelance BIM Provider at Autodesk Services Marketplace | Linkedin -
Yeah, it would have been nice to see the bubbles, too.Revit Architecture 2013 Certified ProfessionalComment
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RevitGrid4Navis.rfaOriginally posted by lucis29 View Post
This is my first attempt at attaching a file, hopefully it worked. This is a revit family that has been around a while, not sure who created it, but it shows the grid number/letter in the line itself for easy reference and can be raised to a new offset level so that it's easier to see in a 3D walk-thru. We mainly use this for viewing in Navisworks, works great.Comment
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I must search a little, but navisworks's guys found a way and made a family to deal with this. It was a while before A.C.I.N.O.F (AUGI CRASH IT's NOT OUR FAULT) :-))
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Thank you, jhenry. I used it, its very good. Is there anyway I can flip the text? Is written upside-down.Revit Architecture 2013 Certified ProfessionalComment
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I did a quick test and the appearance of the text in the plan view is affected by the direction that the grid line was drawn, but in a 3D view the text was "right-side-up" for both. Is that what you are seeing? You can mirror the grids to get the text to be flipped, this will not affect the 3D view, which stays right-side-upOriginally posted by lucis29 View PostComment
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Yes, that what I was seeing. I just have to get used to it.Revit Architecture 2013 Certified ProfessionalComment
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http://bimmanager.blogspot.com/2007/...avisworks.html
This method used for Navisworks should work for Revit as well...Comment
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Great solution! For thos interested: be aware that there is an updated version: http://bimmanager.blogspot.com/2009/...part-deux.htmlOriginally posted by gdoherty0102 View PostMartijn de Riet
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