Broken concrete region fill region

[Anonymous]

Hello all! I was working on revit today and I inserted a cad file By linking it.

I was drawing structural details in revit. And I noticed my concrete Hatch is kind of broken. Similar to what happens in CAD when the hatch is broken. My question is how can I fix that? Is there a way to fix it? Is my Revit file corrupted? Please help. Thank you very much.

[barthbradley]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Hello all! I was working on revit today and I inserted a cad file By linking it.

I was drawing structural details in revit. And I noticed my concrete Hatch is kind of broken. Similar to what happens in CAD when the hatch is broken. My question is how can I fix that? Is there a way to fix it? Is my Revit file corrupted? Please help. Thank you very much.

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Similar look to exploding a hatch in AutoCAD? Like a debris field? 

[Anonymous]

Similar to the attached picture but actually in revit

[barthbradley]

Exactly!  

You need to clean up your AutoCAD, dude  gal.  Sorry. 

[Anonymous]

But its a revit file

[barthbradley]

I'm lost. You said originally: "I was working on revit today and I inserted a cad file By linking it."

No?

[Anonymous]

@Anonymous Hi,

I would just create a new region first and with a different hatch pattern and see if REVIT distorts that one.  If thats the case i would think something is up with one of the pattern libraries its pulling from.  If it persists it would not hurt to run an AUDIT on the file to make sure no portions are corrupted.

[zachnTES]

Did you ever figure this out? I'm having the same issue with my concrete and stone patterns.

The weird part is: I have a concrete filled region on my plan view (1/8":1') which shows normal. It's only on the detail that it is messed up which has never happened before. I tried adjusting the detail scale from everything from 3/4":1' to 1/8":1' but it was the same issue throughout.

[mjaboc31]

Broken Concrete Hatch in Revit? Check if the hatch pattern is correct and loaded. Try regenerating the view or zooming in/out. If it persists, create a new hatch or region. For severe issues, run a Revit audit. It's unlikely file corruption unless you have other problems.

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