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    #1

    Unreferenced Sections

    Somehow my section tags have been deleted from all of my views, yet the section still remains (if I right-click and select "find referring view", no views are found).

    Is there some way to reset this so that the section tags show up in all of my views other than creating a new section and referring to the old view (this doesn't put the cut line in the exact place)? I need the section to be referenced in my project.
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    #2
    I'm guessing, but I'd say the extents of the section are not within the view range of your plans. Try extending the crop region of the section higher and lower and see if that causes it to reappear. Also double check you VG and use the Reveal Hidden Elements bulb to make sure someone hasnt hidden in view manually.

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      #3
      Or, in your section(s) check the "Hide at Scales coarser than..." value in your properties box.
      Or, check to see if you didn't change the Phase of your plans.
      Or, check to see if you didn't change your Discipline of your plans.
      Leanne Zaras, CDT, LEED AP
      AutoCAD 2010 Certified Professional / Revit Architecture 2012 Certified Professional / Revit Structure 2015 Certified Professional
      ACAD2021, RST2014-2021 / Windows 10, 64-bit

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        #4
        "Hide at Scales coarser than..." Bingo! Thanks!!

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          #5
          In addition to Leanne's solutions, if your views ever do become properly orphaned, (ie. the view in which the section/callout was made is deleted) then to get them referencing a view again, there's a property switch that enables "in all intersecting views" (or something to that affect) which brings them "back" into the project documentation.

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            #6
            Originally posted by snowyweston View Post
            if your views ever do become properly orphaned, (ie. the view in which the section/callout was made is deleted) then to get them referencing a view again, there's a property switch that enables "in all intersecting views" (or something to that affect) which brings them "back" into the project documentation.
            i remembered something like this, but seems i cannot retrace that method anymore, can you or anyone refresh my memory? i even don't know how to make views properly orphaned, thanks in advance.

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