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It might be the view range - try something like this:
But it could be a number of other things, such as:
Does your ceiling have grid lines?
Are ceilings switched on?
Is there any phasing?
Is it on a switched off workset?
It might be the view range - try something like this:
But it could be a number of other things, such as:
Does your ceiling have grid lines?
Are ceilings switched on?
Is there any phasing?
Is it on a switched off workset?
in the structure of he ceiling, is the proper finish applied to show the ceiling grid? can you add a screen capture of your view range setting for your Ceiling Plan?
Howard Munsell
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in the structure of he ceiling, is the proper finish applied to show the ceiling grid? can you add a screen capture of your view range setting for your Ceiling Plan?
Howard Munsell
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The top of your RCP view range should be higher than 2850 mm. For consistency, just set it to Level Above + Offset = 0.
By the way, have you noticed that your second level floor is sitting on top of the level? For all intents and purposes, the floor should be at the level or you will encounter various issues with room bounding/disappearance later on.
The top of your RCP view range should be higher than 2850 mm. For consistency, just set it to Level Above + Offset = 0.
By the way, have you noticed that your second level floor is sitting on top of the level? For all intents and purposes, the floor should be at the level or you will encounter various issues with room bounding/disappearance later on.
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