mholzer
2009-01-22, 06:46 PM
I work for a structural engineering firm in Virginia. The Virginia Construction & Professional Services Manual requires that we use a three part section bubble for all Virginia state work. The bubble shows the sheet number where the section is cut and the sheet number where the section is drawn. This is easy to do in AutoCAD but very difficult in Revit.
For example I am detailing a basement wall. I cut the section on my basement floor plan. I want the section to show the basement floor, the basement wall, and the first floor. My basement floor plan is S1.00 and my first floor plan is S1.01. When looking at the basement plan my section bubble looks great. It shows that the section is cut on S1.00. When looking at the first floor plan the section bubble still displays S1.00 but I need it to display S1.01 as the sheet number the section is cut from. Revit references the level that is at the lowest elevation in the section cut. Has anyone run into this problem? Is there a solution or a good work around for the problem?
Thanks,
Matt
For example I am detailing a basement wall. I cut the section on my basement floor plan. I want the section to show the basement floor, the basement wall, and the first floor. My basement floor plan is S1.00 and my first floor plan is S1.01. When looking at the basement plan my section bubble looks great. It shows that the section is cut on S1.00. When looking at the first floor plan the section bubble still displays S1.00 but I need it to display S1.01 as the sheet number the section is cut from. Revit references the level that is at the lowest elevation in the section cut. Has anyone run into this problem? Is there a solution or a good work around for the problem?
Thanks,
Matt