Revit Show Roof Above Dashed

Meaning that in the real world we don t see a dashed lines on the ground so we know there is a roof above.

Revit show roof above dashed.

The dashed lines that you are seeing in this plan are actually the edges of the roof element. Once the underlay of the correct level is turned on set it to either floor plan or reflected ceiling plan orientation. Use an underlay in the view where you want to see objects either above or below. You notice when placing revit component families some display above the view cut plane while others like specialty equipment do not.

3d view of roof. Some may call this wysiwyg or what you see is what you get. Structural plan view indicating walls above as dashed and walls below as solid welcome to the revit forum you are currently viewing as a guest which gives you limited access to view attachments ask questions and access other features. Then turn off the overlay.

Here we have a cadclip revit tutorial on how to modify a beam family to show above as dashed lines. Thankfully within revit there is a far more elegant solution to this problem and that is the linework tool. Next use the linework tool and select the lines you want to show up as below dashed or above dashed. It is just that now they are set to be visible rather than.

Follow these steps in order to get the desired display. Define the display settings for projection lines using the object styles or the override graphics in view functions in revit. And now i need to set it s underlay to show the roof element. To get revit to do this there is a simple work around that i have outlined below.

In order to enable different view representations make sure that the option show family pre cut in plan views in the structural beam family is unchecked. Out of the box revit doesn t do this because revit shows it as it s built. When a family is located above the view range cut plane but falls below the top plane the family category will determine whether it is visible or not.