Different gray tones for existing model elements

[Anonymous]

Hi.

I'm using gray tone for existing walls for my project and I found out the tones are different in some places. 

They are under the same phase filter. Does anyone know why this is happening? 

Thanks! 

 

[Jarryd-Harding]

Hi Kaylin, This could be for a few reasons but I will try to list out possible troubleshooting options.

1. Check the view range and what walls are 'cut', you might find that the walls displaying different colours might not be cutting in the view you are looking at.
2. Wall colours (course cut pattern and surface pattern) and how the filter colour relates to these. The walls may have a grey course colour or surface pattern colour that may be different to your filter.
3. Check the filter controls, as mentioned above, is the grey only for cut walls?

Try these and see if they give any clues, hope that helps.

[barthbradley]

View Phase Filter=Show Complete?  

[barthbradley]

...or Visual Style=Shaded with Edges?

[ToanDN]

There are many reasons it can happen.  Best to share your model here to get the answer more quickly.

[Anonymous]

Hi! Thank you so much for your reply but unfortunately I was not able to solve it. 

I'm attaching my revit file and can anyone look into the model and help me figure out the problem? 

The problem usually happens in the first floor..

Thank you! 

[RDAOU]

@Anonymous 

No file attached...make sure to drag and drop it into the right section of the reply

[Anonymous]

I'm sorry. The file was too big. Here's the file. 

Thank you! 

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

Remove the Transparency you have assigned.  

[Anonymous]

Oh wow it was so simple.. Thank you so much!!!