cliff collins
2004-05-21, 05:20 PM
This may have been covered already, but without hours of searching.......
We need our Existing Walls to appear unfilled and New Walls to appear filled solid.
It appears that Revit fills solid existing walls in the Existing Phase --
and makes new walls in the New Construction Phase unfilled by default.
Some may say that this is the "industry convention"----but we want it the opposite to make the new addition stand out from the existing.
Is this true, and if so, is there a way to reverse this to get the result we are after? :?:
Any help here greatly appreciated. :!: :!:
We need our Existing Walls to appear unfilled and New Walls to appear filled solid.
It appears that Revit fills solid existing walls in the Existing Phase --
and makes new walls in the New Construction Phase unfilled by default.
Some may say that this is the "industry convention"----but we want it the opposite to make the new addition stand out from the existing.
Is this true, and if so, is there a way to reverse this to get the result we are after? :?:
Any help here greatly appreciated. :!: :!: