Creating Phase Filters; Applying Phase Filters; Defining The Graphic Display For Phase Filters - Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC User Manual

Creating Phase Filters

1 Click Settings menu
2 In the Phasing dialog, click the Phase Filters tab.
3 Click New to insert a new phase filter. The filter is assigned a default name.
4 (Optional) Click in the Filter Name box to edit the name.
5 For each phase status column (New, Existing, Demolished, and Temporary), specify how you
6 Click OK.

Applying Phase Filters

1 In the Project Browser, right-click the view to which you want to apply a phase filter, and click
2 In the Element Properties dialog, for Phase Filter, select one of the following:
3 Click OK.

Defining the Graphic Display for Phase Filters

You define graphic overrides to change the appearance of elements in views that use phase filters.
To define the graphic display for phases
1 Click Settings menu
2 In the Phasing dialog, click the Graphic Overrides tab.
3 Click the appropriate boxes to define the appearance for new, temporary, demolished, and
Apply the graphic display settings to phase filters
4 Click the Phase Filters tab.
5 For each filter, specify how you want elements to display for each phase status (New, Existing,
6 Click OK.
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Phases.
want elements to display:
By Category: Displays elements as defined in the Object Styles dialog. See
page 484.
Overridden: Displays elements as specified in the Graphic Overrides tab of the Phasing dialog.
See Defining the Graphic Display for Phase Statuses
Not Displayed: Does not display the elements.
Properties.
A default phase filter. See
A phase filter that you created. See
None to apply no phase filter to the view. (All elements are shown in the view without any
graphic overrides.)
Phases.
existing elements. See Defining the Graphic Display for Phase Statuses
Demolished, and Temporary). For phases that should use the graphic override settings, select
Overridden.
See Creating Phase Filters
Default Phase Filters on page 1265.
Creating Phase Filters
on page 1266.
Object Styles
on page 1267.
on page 1266.
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