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Cut Geometry works with Reference Planes

Draw something with a cuttable category, like a Structural Column Draw a Reference Plan that intersects the element (even at an angle) Use Cut Geometry and click the element and then click the Plane v…

2012-05-07 · Luke Johnson
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Cuttable vs Non-cuttable Family Category Properties

One easy way to determine if a family Category is Cuttable is by looking in the Object Styles dialog box. If there is a gray box in the ‘Cut’ column, that Category is not cuttable. See image below (fr…

2011-09-07 · Luke Johnson
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Cuttable vs Non-cuttable families

You want to know which families are cuttable and which are not. Revit 2011 help gives the answer: Cuttable families (link):CaseworkCeilingsColumnsCurtain Wall PanelsDoorsFloorsGeneric ModelsRoofsSiteS…

2010-10-20 · Luke Johnson