Elevation "line weight depth"
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‎2013-04-16
06:22 AM
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Gordana Radonic
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‎2013-04-16 05:43 PM
revitsbetter wrote:Can you please elaborate on this? maybe a screenshot?
... l cannot get any depth to the claddings....
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‎2013-04-17 12:39 AM
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‎2013-04-17 12:48 AM
A search brought up THIS THREAD which shows why Revitsbetter.

I find that adding shadows can help portray depth, but that is not always the best solution either. Sometimes I just resort to tracing a bold line around close features, and update as necessary.
BTW you don't have to draw fills over walls and roof. You can assign fills to the appropriate materials and they will generate automatically.
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‎2013-04-17 12:58 AM
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‎2013-04-17 04:44 AM
I have seen stacked percentage fills set to a white pen (so it doesn't actually print) staged to give the look you're after.
(I think it was around 40% from memory)
So the first fill will cover the second and all levels back after that,
the second fill will cover the third level and so on and so on.
I personally don't worry about this and haven't had any on site issues with it in 14 years or so.
That said multiple marked distance areas that are able to step would be handy!
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‎2013-04-17 04:48 AM