3D Views Show Some Type of Wireframe

3D Views Show Some Type of Wireframe

tconantBSET3
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3D Views Show Some Type of Wireframe

tconantBSET3
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Hello,

 

My Revit model suddenly started showing my orthographic 3D views as a color wireframe mode.  Is there a fix for this?  It even prints this way.  The project is on BIM360.

 

I tried shutting down and restarting.  I tried reloading and turning off the linked models.  The weird thing is when I switch to perspective mode there is no issue.  Only in orthographic mode.

 

Thanks,

Todd

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barthbradley
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3D view set to shaded or realistic displays as wireframe in Revit (autodesk.com)

 

...actually, looks like you are showing Rebar not obscured.

 

Not obscured.png

 

Not obscured2.png

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TripleM-Dev.net
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Hi @tconantBSET3,

 

Try turning all Imports (dwg links) off.

VG overrides for view > Imported Categories > turn visibility off for each item (maybe leave the "Imports in Families" on)

 

This is generally caused by dwg links (or imports) with a large origin or geometry far away from the origin)

Sometimes the 3D view doesn't restore and the view needs to be recreated.

 

- Michel

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barthbradley
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Wrong Link posted above.  My initial guess was corrupted view - which we get from time to time. This is the Link I meant to post: 

 

https://www.autodesk.com/support/technical/article/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Elements-appear-in...

 

 

 

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tconantBSET3
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Thanks All, 

 

(I didn't get the notifications to my email for this forum until I updated my settings.  So I didn't see the responses until many months later when I was responding to another forum question for someone else.) 

 

Anyways, it was just corrupt and I was able to retrieve an earlier version of my project file after it occurred because it is a cloud hosted model.  I was able to target exactly what was causing this to happen and it was a roof that I was trying to edit the profile of.  Whenever I'd edit the profile of one roof in particular it would get corrupt like this.  I later was able to figure this out because I had a 3D view open next to my roof plan and it happened every time.  Where before I was working on many aspects of the building from their specific views.

 

The solution was to delete this roof and remake it.  That solved the problem, but anytime I need to make a change to the roof design I now always save first and have my 3D view open on the side to monitor if anything gets corrupt before I progress too far. 

 

Best,

Todd

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