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发表于 2022-7-8 16:46:45
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It could be several things why it's not showing up. This may help you figure it out through the process of elimination:
https://www.ideateinc.com/blog/2013/01/missing-something-in-revit-view-33
I would, however, suggest a different approach. The way you're trying to get this to work is more work than it needs to be (just my opinion). I will first assume that the architectural levels 7 through 40 are typical, and your plumbing levels 7 through 39 are typical, with 40, 41 and 42 being non-typical. If this is the case, I would use the Stacked View method, where you use two Views on your Sheet which combines to complete the result.
Have a Level 7 architectural Floor Plan and hide all of your Plumbing Categories. Needs to be a "clean view" with no MEP elements, and hide your Grids. Place this on your Sheet, and set your Viewport View Tag to None, hiding it completely; Pin this View, in Properties set the View Detail number to a letter Z or something similar to prepare for the next step. Now create a Level 40 plumbing Floor Plan and get it all tagged, labeled, etc. Once complete or close to it, hide all Links where all you see is plumbing only and keep your Grids visible. Drag this View to your Sheet and before you actually place the View, hover your mouse in the area around the center of the existing View on the sheet and you'll see alignment guides in the X and Y axis (light blue dashed lines) that will snap the View exactly on top of the existing View. Since you set the Detail to Z on the previous view, this view should default as 1 in your View Tag. Now you have a Level 7 typical architectural background showing on your Level 40 non-typical plumbing plan. Easiest way we handle these situations in-house here.
One extra tip is to name the architectural View in a way that identifies its purpose, such as "STACKED VIEW - LEVEL 7 PLAN FOR LEVEL 40 PLMB BG".
Hope this helps. -TZ |
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