Revit See Perimeter Wall Through Roof

Does any one know why the lines from structural element and floors walls show through in elevation and 3d.

Revit see perimeter wall through roof.

Let s run through an example to see how it. Another method is to underlay the floor below into the roof plan and then do a graphics override on the wall catagory to make them dashed etc. For examples of basic roof shapes and a link to a sample revit model containing these examples see the roof sample file topic. All i need to do is click on each line that i want to apply this style to which is all the lines that make up the perimeter of the roof boundary.

2009 02 03 02 55 pm 6. As long as your wall is below the roof line you won t have issue with the attachment to the underside. Valid boundaries are highlighted. You can create a roof.

In the image below you can see the. You can see in the image below that revit has now extended the selected wall vertically so that it fills in the triangular void. I ve attach a sample so you can look at it. Revit offers several methods of creating roofs.

If i wanted to use wire fame mode i would have clicked the button. See attached image unfortunately correct me if i m wrong there is still no way of controlling the lineweights of underlayed objects so the walls will be halftone. Intern architect bim manager coordinator aerc pllc hernando mississippi revit all up in your voxel space. In the image below you can see i have created a section line through the building.

This may be a revit shortcoming. I use the method andre mentioned for both showing the walls on the roof plan and showing the roof on the floor plan and it works pretty well. Next let s take a section through our building so that we can see how the external walls meet the underside of the roof. In this example side faces of walls and joined faces of the roof were selected.

Valid boundaries are a joined roof or its bottom face a side face of a wall a bottom face of a floor an edge of the roof to be cut or a model line on the face of the roof to be cut. I have been messing around with it for 2 hours but have not resolved how to hide certain roof lines in the model and am unsure how to add them in the places that i want. View profile view forum posts augi addict. Thankfully within revit there is a far more elegant solution to this problem and that is the linework tool.

Below are 2 areas where i want them to not be see through and 1 area which i do want the. Can some one please help. I notice when you have wall start above the roof line revit have no clue if it wants to attach the wall to underside of the roof or on top.