Apply Filters to Views

[lignindes]

Hello,

I understand the logic on how to create Filters

But how do you apply them to Views?

[Japhy]

The document filters you’ve created are here…

The easiest way to use these in a project is to manually add and modify the visibility overrides before saving View Templates to distribute to additional views via RiR.

[lignindes]

@Japhy

Thanks for the reply. The filters that I have created will really only apply to 1 view so I suppose the best approach is to add the filters manually.

Thanks,

Dan

[Jack_Ma]

Hi Japhy,
How could do this in RIR.

[Japhy]

@Jack_Ma

Hi Japhy,
How could do this in RIR.

Hi Liuwh,

In general you create a view Rule Based Filter and Apply it and its Overrides to a View.

Please see the components available to do this. If you a specific workflow in mind please do share the details. Thanks

Rhino.Inside®.Revit

Introducing Graphics Overrides in Rhino.Inside.Revit

Here is a short introduction Video into Visibility Graphics Overrides in Rhino.Inside.Revit along with an simple example. Visibility Override Hierarchy. [Introduction to Graphic Overrides in Rhino.Inside.Revit] Filters-01.gh (17.9 KB) Let us know if you have any questions!

[Jack_Ma]

Thanks Japhy，
I watched the video, but I want to set up view templates in Revit, including various display settings such as door and window visibility, and then distribute this view template through RIR to multiple views I select. Can I currently achieve this idea?

[Japhy]

Certainly, View Templates are views in Revit that can be applied to the Views Element Parameter.

[Jack_Ma]

Thank you, this is exactly what I wanted.