Stacked Windows Problem

[mlgatzke]

I'm listing this under, "Things that make you say Hmmmm".

Let me begin by saying that I'm using the latest release of Revit - 20040616_2100.

I've placed three individual windows, stacked on top of one another vertically, in a wall. I placed them from within an elevation view - as Revit wouldn't allow me to place a window once there was one in the wall already. Everything appears correct in that elevation, but when I go to another view (perspective, plan with a changed cut-plane) these windows don't show up - only the original window, not those stacked above and below. I thought I'd remembered doing this in a previous version of Revit, but I'm having problems now. There's nothing about this in "Known Issues & Work Arounds".

For problem solving: the three stacked windows are from the same family, constructed exactly the same, and have worked flawlessly in every other project until now.

Has anyone else run into this? How can I get them to appear in these other views?

[adegnan]

Mike,

What about phases? Do you have one phase set in the plan, and another in the elevation where you placed the follow-up windows?

It almost has to be something on phasing, otherwise worksets or design options.

[mlgatzke]

What about phases? Do you have one phase set in the plan, and another in the elevation where you placed the follow-up windows?

Abe, you're a freekin' genius! Phases, why didn't I think of that? That was it. I have to apologize, the project I'm working on is for someone else and they set up the template. I'll have to make a note to myself to go into each view and turn off any Phase Filters used.

Thanks for the help.

P.S. I'll get to the window soon.