Cutplane question

[harkeychad]

I have attached two jpegs for you to see what I am talking about. I really do not want to show the wall hatched where have have marked. How do I go about this? Thanks for the help

[wildcat_714]

Couple Ideas, first one would be to raise your cut plane or put pan regions at those locations (Im assuming this is the second floor plan ond youve turned off the roof). Also you can make those pieces a different wall type with the coarse scale fill type left blank. And last you could just use a fill region with solid white to make it look exactly as you want. Hope that helps!
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[SkiSouth]

Place a white fill pattern over the offending areas. Revit is showing that the wall is at the cut height you have defined for the view. If the drafting convention means not showing a wall so cut, then you will have to "force it " to not show with the Filled Region command.

[harkeychad]

Thanks, that solved most of my issues, but have one more. Here you see bubled on the second floor of a wall. the highest point is 5'10" about second floor. I have the cut plane above the ridge of that roof area and this wall still shows up. ANy thoughts on this one.

[wildcat_714]

Two ideas, is the walls height given higher than the roof, but its attached to the roof? Or it could just be that its above the view depth in the view range settings. You could do a plan region or just use the linework tool and make it invisible.
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[harkeychad]

The top of the ridge for that area is lower than the view depth that I set. I never knew about the linework tool. That helps out so much.