How do I create a region in Revit?

How do you create a filled region pattern in Revit?

To give the region a fill pattern, on the Properties palette, click Edit Type and then select a fill for the Fill Pattern property. To set different line styles for the region lines, select the lines, and on the Properties palette, change the value for the Subcategory property.

Where is Revit filled region?

Model fill patterns are based on the actual dimensions in the building model. A filled region created for a detail view is part of the Detail Items category. Revit lists the region in the Project Browser under Families Detail Items Filled Region.

Why does Revit not show filled region?

It sounds like your Detail Items are turned off in your Visibility/Graphics. Select Ribbon View>Graphics>Visibility/Graphics or type VG. Now on the Model Categories (Tab) scroll down to Detail Items and click it back on.

How do I create a custom pattern in Revit?

Create a Custom Fill Pattern

1. Create a custom pattern in a pattern (PAT) file. …
2. Click Manage tab Settings panel Additional Settings drop-down (Fill Patterns).
3. In the Fill Patterns dialog, under Pattern Type, select Drafting or Model.
4. Click (New fill pattern). …
5. For Type, select Custom.
6. Click Browse.

Where are Revit hatch patterns located?

Note: Default fill patterns are stored in the revit. pat and revit metric. pat files in the following location: %ProgramFiles%AutodeskAutodesk Revit 2018Data. The revit metric.

How do you manage filled regions in Revit?

Select the filled region in the drawing area. Click Modify | Detail Items tab Properties panel (Type Properties).

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Work with Filled Regions

1. Select the filled region in the drawing area. Shape handles display on the region.
2. Click to select the shape handle.
3. Drag the handles to resize the region.

How do you bring to front in Revit?

Change the Draw Order of Details

1. In the drawing area, select one or more details. The following tools become available on the Modify tab Arrange panel. (Bring to Front). Immediately places the selected details in front of all other details in the view. …
2. Click the desired option to move the details.