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Show Building Elements for Precise Revit Modeling with Ideate Explorer
Show Building Elements for Precise Revit Modeling with Ideate Explorer
After you've used Ideate Explorer to filter and find the Revit elements of interest, use the Show Elements option to find a relevant view. You can access this command by one of these two methods:
- Selecting the element(s) in Results then right-click and select Show Elements; this method will find a view where ALL selected elements are visible. In the image below a view where all (3) Rebar elemetns are visible will be requested.
- OR, by double-clicking on a single element to find a view where that one element is visible, as shown below.
Show Hidden Elements
With either method Ideate Explorer will search for an appropriate view where the element(s) can be seen. If the element is annotative (view-specific) and is hidden, Ideate Explorer will still find the view and offer the option to show hidden elements.
Related Topic: What does the “No Good View Can Be Found” Message in Ideate Explorer Mean?