Before I could begin I found that Ceiling Plans do not support “Color Schemes”.
I could have used filters but this would take time and every time a ceiling was added at a different height I would have to add or amend a filter.
This was a good opportunity to employ Dynamo to solve the problem. So creating some ceilings at different heights I was able to write a fairly simple script that looks for the “Height Offset From Level” Parameter. Then it applies a colour graphic override to the ceiling.
The good things about this graph are:
- You can add or delete as many ceilings as you like, Revit will adjust the colour range accordingly (keeping the graph in Automatic will do this instantaneously)
- You can change the colour range to different colours
- You can use this to identify other ceiling parameters (just change the “Height Offset From Level" Node to another parameter)
- This will also work in 3D views (any view a ceiling is visible really)
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