I'm sure it is something simple but I've banged my head against the table for to long on this one... See the attached family. I cannot figure out why when I insert this family into the project environment that the masking region isn't masking out the modeled geometry. Thank you all in advance!
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You need a little model line
set this line "invisible"
"-Bueno, pues ahora que los dos nos hemos visto el uno al otro -repuso el
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Thanks much duende123! That worked like a charm...pretty odd work around but it worked!Comment
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The masking region is placed at the highest point of the geometry of the family
As the highest point of your geometry was what to mask,did not work
That only needs a little push
by the way
Why use a mask if the rest is modeled?"-Bueno, pues ahora que los dos nos hemos visto el uno al otro -repuso el
unicornio-si tu crees en mi, yo creeré en tí, ¿trato hecho?"
Lewis CarrollComment
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The reason for the mask and not modeling it due to Revit's inability to control the visibility of an individual item when it is joined with other geometry (hide one item and they all hide), and we can't have modeled lines overlapping eachother. I've got (3) different conditions that will occur with that family: Typical Floor Striping, Floor Striping with a circle in the middle (the circle is something required by our client and the reason for this thread), and floor striping with a nested "no parking" nested annotation. Thanks again for your help Duende!Originally posted by duende123 View PostComment
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