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For information on visibility settings for elements in linked Revit models and elements in worksets, see
Visibility for Linked Revit Models on page 1218 and Controlling Workset Visibility on page 1203.
Creating Views for Specific Purposes
Since you can control element visibility and graphic display by view, you can create views for specific
purposes. Some possibilities include:
■ Furniture Layout—Show furniture half-toned on lighting RCP plan.
■ Sprinkler Layout—Show sprinklers prominently on a half-toned ceiling plan.
■ Furniture Plan—Show furniture and associated symbols, with room names and numbers, on a half-toned
floor plan.
■ Equipment Plan—As in an industrial kitchen layout: floor-mounted equipment shown prominently,
wall-mounted equipment shown with an alternate line weight, and ceiling equipment (hoods) shown
with a third line weight, on a half-toned power plan.
■ Fire-Safety Plan—Show 1-hour, 2-hour, and other fire-rated enclosures on a half-toned floor plan in a
manner so that you can distinguish the ratings. Overhead exit signs and sprinklers can appear in one
color, and wall-mounted alarm devices and fire-extinguishers can appear in another color.
■ Restoration Work—Show periods of existing materials in a building being reviewed for historic alterations.
For example, 17th-century features shown in line weight 1, 18th-century features shown in line weight
2, and proposed alterations shown in line weight 3.
Overriding Visibility and Graphic Display of Individual Elements
NOTE If you need to override visibility and graphic display for element categories, see Overriding Graphic Display
of Element Categories on page 152 and Specifying Element Category Visibility on page 154.
1 Open the view in which you want to override visibility or graphic display of individual elements.
2 In the drawing area, right-click the element you want to override, and click Override Graphics
in View
➤
By Element.
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