Can't see linked Revit file if I don't change Far Clip Offset

[Marcus.Isacsson]

Hi fellas!

I have a really weird problem. Can't see the linked file with structural things if I don't set the far clip offset really high (so that it includes the whole file it seems). 

Would need to have a lower far clip but still see the correct information (the structural parts should be visible without a high far clip offset). 

The linked file is a *.rvt and we're using Revit 2019.2.

    

[barthbradley]

Create a brand new Elevation/Section (do not Duplicate existing), and see if it's replicable.  

[RobDraw]

I've seen this before if either the section or the structural are at slight angle to the project.

[Marcus.Isacsson]

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@RobDraw wrote:

I've seen this before if either the section or the structural are at slight angle to the project.

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Oh crap, I guess that this could be the problem. They could've inserted the coordinates manually rather than "acquire coordinates"....

Guess the only solution would be to make sure they align their model properly?

[barthbradley]

Isn't this about certain elements inside one CAD Link not showing, or are you saying that those diagonal braces are in reacting bizarrely to the Far Clip are in a separate link?  

[Marcus.Isacsson]

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@barthbradley wrote:

Isn't this about certain elements inside one CAD Link not showing, or are you saying that those diagonal braces are in reacting bizarrely to the Far Clip are in a separate link?  

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It's a linked Revit file, no elements of the linked file are showing unless we set the far clip offset really high.

[barthbradley]

Ah! Can you replicate it?  Lets see if it not the view itself that is corrupted. It does happen sometimes.  

[Marcus.Isacsson]

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@barthbradley wrote:

Ah! Can you replicate it?  Lets see if it not the view itself that is corrupted. It does happen sometimes.  

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Yes, it's easy to replicate. Happens to every view as far as I can tell, even new ones. 
Never had this kind of trouble with linked Rvt-files before.