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    #1

    make a selected wall invsible

    I know I can make them ALL invisble in VG

    can I select a single wall and, without changing the wall type, make that VG for that wall transparent without affecting all the other walls?

    Thanks

    james
    Tags: filters, override graphics, transparency
    #2
    Originally posted by jameshs View Post
    I know I can make them ALL invisble in VG

    can I select a single wall and, without changing the wall type, make that VG for that wall transparent without affecting all the other walls?

    Thanks

    james
    select the wall, right click, and select Hide in View/Element
    Last edited by Dave Jones; February 22, 2011, 02:28 PM. Reason: added the Element part
    I'm retired, if you don't like it, go around!

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      #3
      Originally posted by Dave Jones View Post
      select the wall, right click, and select Hide in View/Element
      ah - i did not explain too well - i want it transparent - not hidden. I can do all walls in VG by ticking transprent - just wondered if I could do it to a singe wall.

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        #4
        Select the wall. In the Modify tab, select the paint brush icon under the view section. Select "override by element". When the box comes up, check transparent.
        Dan

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          #5
          Add a shared parameter to the wall called transparent it can a yes/ no parameter, then based on this parameter, you can add a filter.
          In the dialog for the filter you chose the parameter created to filter all walls that have the transparent parameter assigned to them and change the graphic representation of that element based on the filter.
          Juan Carlos Moreno
          Store Designer & Merchandising Manager
          Sisley Cosmetics

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            #6
            My way is way easier. lol
            Dan

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              #7
              Originally posted by dzatto View Post
              Select the wall. In the Modify tab, select the paint brush icon under the view section. Select "override by element". When the box comes up, check transparent.
              Wow, this is a lot faster! I never even new this feature existed till today. Thanks for teaching me something new REP for you!
              Juan Carlos Moreno
              Store Designer & Merchandising Manager
              Sisley Cosmetics

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                #8
                You can right-click and "Override Graphics in View... by Element" as well.
                Not really any different than Dan's method - just if you prefer Right-click to Ribbon-pick.
                Both get you to the same place.
                Dave Plumb
                BWBR Architects; St Paul, MN

                CADsplaining: When a BIM rookie tells you how you should have done something.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by DaveP View Post
                  You can right-click and "Override Graphics in View... by Element" as well.
                  Not really any different than Dan's method - just if you prefer Right-click to Ribbon-pick.
                  Both get you to the same place.
                  even faster! I love this place :thumbsup:
                  I'm retired, if you don't like it, go around!

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                    #10
                    Yep, I keep forgetting about the right click menus. I was a keyboard guy in ACA. I just haven't set up all my keystrokes in Revit yet. I'm just getting to where I know what commands I use often. lol
                    Dan

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