Applying Or Removing A Line Style For A Silhouette Edge; Finding Referring Views; Finding A View Symbol - Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC User Manual

6 To test new sun and shadow settings, click Apply.
7 When you are finished with the sun and shadow settings, click OK.

Applying or Removing a Line Style for a Silhouette Edge

Revit Architecture can automatically apply a line style to silhouette edges. Silhouette edges are view-specific.
After you have applied silhouette edges to the model, there may be edges you do not want to display in
silhouette. You can remove these lines as necessary.
To apply a line style to a silhouette edge:
1 Click View menu
2 Click View menu
3 In the Advanced Model Graphics Settings dialog, in the Edges panel, select a Silhouette style
4 Click OK.
To remove a line style from a silhouette edge:
1 Click Tools menu
2 In the Type Selector, select <Not Silhouette>.
3 Select the edges in silhouette, and the silhouette is removed.

Finding Referring Views

The Find Referring Views command locates all views where the view annotation symbol is visible. For
example, if you activate this command for an elevation view, the Go to View dialog opens and lists all views
where the elevation symbol is currently visible.
You can activate this command from the Project Browser or in the drawing area.

Finding a View Symbol

1 In the Project Browser, right-click the view for which you want to locate view annotation symbols.
2 Select Find Referring Views.
3 In the Go To View dialog, select a view.
4 Click Open View.
in 2D and 3D views. When you clear Ground Plane at Level, Revit casts shadows on the
toposurface.
NOTE This option does not affect shadows in rendered images.
Hidden Line, or Shading with Edges.
Silhouette edges are not available for Wireframe or Shading model graphic styles.
Advanced Model Graphics.
(for example, Wide Lines).
Linework, or on the Tools toolbar, click
For more information about the Linework command, see
on page 326.
You can also open the view and right-click in the drawing area.
The view opens with the view symbol selected.
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