Fat colored outlines after turning off visibility category

[daniel.k.bush]

I need to create some exterior snapshots of our model, which has just been completed to the 100% DD phase. The model has another Revit model linked in: the structural elements from our structural engineer. In the exterior shots, his pilings are showing and we don't want to see them in these images, so in the views I created I turn off his Structural Columns (which is the category for his pilings) in Visibility/Graphics Overrides. The pilings go away, but all of his elements now show with a fat colored line surrounding them.

Two questions: why are these lines showing when all I have done is turn off a model category in Visibility/Graphics Overrides? And how can I now turn off these fat lines? They do show when I create a PDF of the image.

Here are snaps before and after:

Thanks for any help,

Dan

[loboarch]

Those look like structural analytical lines.  Check to see if the structural analytical categories are turned off in that view,

[daniel.k.bush]

Thanks for the reply, but that didn't work. I went into V/G for the view, turned on "Show categories from all disciplines." Then I went through all the Structural categories in the Model Categories tab, opened them all up (by clicking the + sign) and for each category made sure Analytical Model was unchecked. I then repeated all this for the structural model in the Revit Links tab. The brown and green lines are still showing:

Any other ideas, or am I missing a step somewhere?

Thanks,

Dan

[ccollins · Accepted solution]

Take a look under VG> Object Styles and see if you can see anything with that brownish color, and turn it off.

Also, look under VG> Revit Links and do the same.

[daniel.k.bush]

Thank you so much -- that helped me find the hidden categories. There are more Analytical Models hidden under Floors and Walls, which I didn't think to check. I thought all the Analytical Models were under Structural so didn't bother looking elsewhere.

Thanks again,

Dan