Hi all,
I known this topic has been exhausted on another forum site, which shall remain nameless.
I, like them did not have the foresight to save the threads for future reference.:crazy:
Here is my issue. I have a very particular client, who, for what ever reason is valuable to him wants to......wait for it.........have his Revit drawings look like his old AutoCAD drawings. I know, I know......I bet you haven't heard that before.
I have tried and tried to discuss the fact that this is Revit and not AutoCAD but that is another topic.
OK. We are documenting a building that has external pre-cast concrete panels. Now, in plan the client wants to see the panel joints, actually shown as physical joints between each panel, fair enough, but in elevation he only wants to see 1 (one) line representing those same panel joints and horizontal banding.
Any ideas how i can do this. I have tried some curtain walls which work OK. I do have issues when the walls are intersectin at angles to each other other than 90deg as these are to mitre joints.
Any help greatly appreciated.:thumbsup:
I known this topic has been exhausted on another forum site, which shall remain nameless.

Here is my issue. I have a very particular client, who, for what ever reason is valuable to him wants to......wait for it.........have his Revit drawings look like his old AutoCAD drawings. I know, I know......I bet you haven't heard that before.
I have tried and tried to discuss the fact that this is Revit and not AutoCAD but that is another topic.
OK. We are documenting a building that has external pre-cast concrete panels. Now, in plan the client wants to see the panel joints, actually shown as physical joints between each panel, fair enough, but in elevation he only wants to see 1 (one) line representing those same panel joints and horizontal banding.
Any ideas how i can do this. I have tried some curtain walls which work OK. I do have issues when the walls are intersectin at angles to each other other than 90deg as these are to mitre joints.
Any help greatly appreciated.:thumbsup:
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