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Color Schemes

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Revit MEP

Apply color schemes to floor plan views and section views based on a specific value or range of values. You can apply a different color scheme to each view.

Use color schemes to color and apply fill patterns to:

rooms
areas

spaces and zones

pipes and ducts

NoteTo use color schemes, you must have rooms or areas defined in the project.

NoteTo use color schemes, you must have rooms, areas, spaces, zones, pipes, or ducts defined in the project.

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lawebb13Fri Mar 15, 2013 1:04 pmI have applied a color scheme to a plan to show occupancy adjacencies. However, when I print to PDF, the color blocks show on top of the plan, and do not let the walls or other items underneath show through. Is there a way to print to PDF, that will show everything properly?
loboarchThu Mar 21, 2013 5:10 amThe color scheme for a view does have a conrtol to have it set in the backfround or foreground of the view ( apply a color scheme.) This setting may resolve the issue. If it does not then the issue is somehow related to the printing process. That issue is best handled by our Product Support Team. Visit the Product Support page to learn how to contact them directly, or post your issue to the Autodesk Discussion Forums where the user community and Product Support Team work together to answer users’ questions.

Jeff Hanson
Sr. Subject Matter Expert
Autodesk, Revit

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