Dots in a sectional pipe

[Cosmo]

Has anyone fixed this? when you have a pipe rise, and the rise extends past the cut plane, Revit adds that dot...it's not the centerline...it's just a dot. Anyone dealing with this?

[gabecottam]

Picture?
I'm not sure I've ever seen what you are talking about.

[Maxime S]

See attached screenshot for what Cosmo probably described.

Cosmo, I haven't found a way to get rid of these

[gabecottam]

I don't see those when modeling in "Thin Lines" or on my prints?
Are they printing? - Or are they just an annoyance on the screen when "Thick Lines" are on?

[Maxime S]

They do print And yes, they are only visible when Thin Lines are off.

[Jrobker]

Those dots have the most unusual behavior.
It all depends on how much pipe (riser) is above or below the top of the primary range.

If the top of the pipe is below the top range than no dot.
If the top of the pipe is 5' above the top range and the bottom is 5' below than half moon
If the top of the pipe is 15' above the top range and the bottom is 5' below than 3/4 moon
If the bottom of the pipe is 1" below the top range and 4' above than full moon (sometimes I feel like giving to Adesk).

Go on, play with it and see if it makes any sense to anyone.

There is no way to remove it and it will not print.

[gabecottam]

One more reason why we LOVE Revit!

[Maxime S]

There is no way to remove it and it will not print.

Well, I just made another test here, and they DO print... I'll play with my settings to see if I can get "rid" of them when printing...

[Cosmo]

Well, I just made another test here, and they DO print... I'll play with my settings to see if I can get "rid" of them when printing...

Thanks guys, that is exactly what I am talking about. and... yep they print allrighty. outside of the horrific solution of adding a masking region (or about 800 of them) I'm stumped. Cranking the cut plane works, but, of course at the detriment to the rest of the view.

[gabecottam]

Hmm, that is strange. We've never had them print here.