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Working with visibility and graphic overrides

Working with visibility and graphic overrides - Revit Tutorial

From the course: Revit 2021: Essential Training for Architecture (Imperial and Metric)

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Working with visibility and graphic overrides

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- [Speaker] In this video, we're going to move on to visibility graphic overrides. Now this is a override command that's applied on a view specific basis. Now, what is it overriding? It's overriding the overall object style settings that we looked at in the previous video. So if you're not familiar with object styles, I encourage you to go back and watch that video first. Let's start off with how you get to visibility graphics and see first hand how it affects only the current view. So we can get there on the view tab. And it's the visibility graphics button right here, or you can type VG. So let's do something really obvious and frankly a little silly. Let's scroll down here, select the doors category, uncheck the visibility box, and click OK. And notice that all the doors will disappear in this view. Now it's only in this view that they disappear. If you open up any other floor plan, like level two, notice that all…

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