I am wondering if there is a way to assign graphic properties to elements based on their phase without using the phase filters. So to explain what I am doing, the project is in three phases, Existing, phase 1, and phase 2.
What I want is for every wall created in the existing phase to be gray, and every wall in phase 1 and 2 to be white. I want to do this independent of phase filters because with more than two phases, the system seems to not work in regards to graphics because it treats all previous phases as existing, and therefore all the walls are gray, rather than just the existing phase. There is no option in the phase filters, to assign colors to specific phases. For instance, I have a view where I want to show the complete, therefore the phase is set to phase 2, and the phase filter is "show previous + new" where the override for all phases before phase 2 are treated as existing, and therefore, will show up gray, rather than just having the walls in existing phase to show as gray. If they phase is set to phase 1, existing will show up as gray and phase 2 will not be showing at all. Is there anyway around this issue?
What I want is for every wall created in the existing phase to be gray, and every wall in phase 1 and 2 to be white. I want to do this independent of phase filters because with more than two phases, the system seems to not work in regards to graphics because it treats all previous phases as existing, and therefore all the walls are gray, rather than just the existing phase. There is no option in the phase filters, to assign colors to specific phases. For instance, I have a view where I want to show the complete, therefore the phase is set to phase 2, and the phase filter is "show previous + new" where the override for all phases before phase 2 are treated as existing, and therefore, will show up gray, rather than just having the walls in existing phase to show as gray. If they phase is set to phase 1, existing will show up as gray and phase 2 will not be showing at all. Is there anyway around this issue?
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