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Erwin wrote:
Ok, another workaround: you can set up your most common surface finishes for walls to have a white coverfill. This allows you to hide these elements using send to back and they will get hidden by the coverfill already in place on the walls.
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sboydturner wrote:And I thought colleagues cropping a view on layout were evil... This does sound pretty bad!
The ability to hide individual elements in a view is one feature of Revit I really dislike and has cost $thousands in variations on previous projects as items were not shown on drawings.
These items have been missed from drawings as someone working in a view hidden items so that they have a clear working area when trying to figure something out and forget to unhide, meanwhile the drawings are printed and issued.
I know that ideally the missing items would be noticed when checking the issue set but in today’s shortened project timeframes there is just not the time to check every item on every single page of maybe hundreds of drawings in a set