Walls partially disappear when zooming in

[MARKOL2706]

Hello,

Does anyone know why the walls would disappear when zooming in? Making it hard to draw because I can't see where I've already drawn when zoomed in.

EDIT: occuring in level 2 of attached file

[barthbradley]

Set your View Phase Filter to Show Complete.

[MARKOL2706]

Thank you for the reply. This still is having the same effect after changing the phase filter.

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

Use Hidden Line mode. 

...just checked.  Your View Visual Style is indeed set to Wireframe.  Set it to Hidden Line.  If that doesn't work for you, then I suspect the Link is affecting the display. Don't know for sure though because I don't have the Link.  

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

Do you mean the CAD Import's solid hatch covering the Revit walls?  I don't experience the same thing as you said, but you can do one of the few of things in order to see both Revit walls and CAD solid hatch:

- disable hardware accelerations

- override the CAD import to have some transparency, keep the view as wireframe as you have it

- set the view to Hidden and override walls category to have some transparency

- when link the DWG, tick the box Current View Only, then you can set the DWG to Background or Foreground

[barthbradley]

You're talking about this; correct?

...with Hidden Lines:

[MARKOL2706]

I am able to see the CAD Import with no issues. The Revit walls I am drawing over top of the CAD import are the ones that keep seeming to glitch. I did override the walls category in view to halftone and show pink. Hardware acceleration is disabled in my settings.

[MARKOL2706]

Yes. Correct, they show up missing sections when zooming in/out and moving around.

[MARKOL2706]

This fixed my error. Thank you so much. I'm still learning so I keep forgetting simple things like this.

[MARKOL2706]

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@ToanDN wrote:

- when link the DWG, tick the box Current View Only, then you can set the DWG to Background or Foreground

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Thank you for the advice. This will help me moving forward. Great trick/tip.