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Hidden Per Scale
The "Hidden Per Scale" result means that the selected Section, Elevation, or Callout mark (also referred to as a View Reference) is not visible because the Target View's scale is less coarse than the scale specified by the "Hides at scales coarser than" value (of the mark, not of the Target View).
To fix this visibility issue there are two possible options:
- Change the scale of the Target View to be equal to, or less coarse than the scale specified for the View Reference
- - OR - change the value for "Hides at scales coarser than" to be equal to or more coarse than the Target view scale. This is often confusing, as the property is not on the View that is referred to by the mark, but of the mark (View Reference) itself, as shown.
NOTE: The "Hides at scales coarser than" property applies only to View Reference elements: callouts, sections, and elevation views.
Related Revit Help Topic: Visibility of Callouts