A global control in Visibility Graphics which allows the user to hide the lines which make up the edges of a split face. At the moment you can only manually hide them with the linework tool. Hi, there, I made 3D solid in AutoCAD. I would like to select face of solid and then add color. Is it possible to select one of face?? Does anyone know how to do?~ Thank you! Please refer to attached solution files which provides minimum reproducible case for the unexpected API behaviour I am experiencing. There is a Revit project file within the solution called SampleProject. Whilst using the following NewFamilyInstance overloads: ItemFactoryBase.NewFamilyInstance(Refe. Your only real option is to use face-based families instead of wall hosted families. Revit will recognize the face of a linked object (i.e. wall), but doesn't allow for wall hosting through linked models. Using linked models is very common in the professional world. MEP folks link in Arch. & Struct models all the time. A face based family does not have Work-plane Based and Always Vertical tick boxes. Period. It does not matter if the family is Generic or Lighting Fixture or anything else. To get those two boxes, you need to create the family from the Generic Model family template, then change it to Lighting Fixture category from the same dialog. Is there any option to split face of a curve wall so that we will paint segment wise. Please see my attached snap. Is there a visibility graphic parameter for the split face lines? I need to show the face of panel but do not want the split faces to show. My split face was done in a workset that wasn't visible. This allows to still show the different patterns, but won't allow to select the split element. So either check for hidden elements in your views or set all your worksets to show in the view you want to work (if you're working in a shared model) Make an offset plane from the face and choose 0 as the offset. The origin of any sketch created on that plane will be the centroid of the face. You can drop a sketch point there, and if necessary exit sketch and project that point back into another sketch with a more convenient coordinate system. Create an account or log into Facebook. Connect with friends, family and other people you know. Share photos and videos, send messages and get updates.