EXTENDED LINES IN 3D VIEWS PROBLEM

[Anonymous]

Hello Everyone,

I'm having this problem that I have never encountered in Revit before: 

As shown in the screenshots, the hidden edges appears and they print too which is the main concern!

I looked everywhere for an answer but I didn't find any.

Also, this is not a hardware graphic problem as it appears in everyone computers (it is not central file too, but every student who opened the file have the same problem)

Any Help please ? We have a deadline to produce diagrams this Coming Tuesday and this is an issue.

Thank you very much!

[barthbradley]

Let's take a look at it. Post it here.  

[Anonymous]

@barthbradley Thank you for replying.

Do you mean re-posting the problem again as a reply to you?

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

@barthbradley Thank you for replying.

Do you mean re-posting the problem again as a reply to you?

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The File...so we can see how it was modeled.

[barthbradley]

No, just post it here. Let anybody that wants to, check it out.  More the merrier.  

[Anonymous]

i'm not sure why my post with the attached file is not published!

[Anonymous]

Okay i'm trying a google drive link I hope this will work:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=17lAUQ-RCdNnxDIBG50qWcc3L2U7zT1f-

[barthbradley]

You have some elements far, far away from the Internal Origin (a.k.a. The Project Base Point's Startup Location).  Revit has a 10 radius limit. 

When geometry is far away from the model's internal origin, the graphical representation of elements becomes less reliable and less accurate. 

http://help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2018/ENU/?guid=GUID-3F79BF5A-F051-49F3-951E-D3E86F51BECC

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

See revised file when I deleted some remnant elements too far from the main model.

[Anonymous]

Thank you so much for your Help! 

the edges are fixed !

Thank you everyone for the provided Help!

Best,

[barthbradley]

Glad my work was able to point everyone in the right direction.  

I didn't know it was necessary to actually provide a file back to you.  Deleting is the easy part. Window-Select, Delete.  But WTF am I deleting? Critical information?  Only you could determine that. 

Here's what was deleted:

[ToanDN]

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@barthbradley wrote:

Glad 

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I am glad that you are glad.  And you are welcome.

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

You poking the bear, @ToanDN? "@barthbradley wrote: 'Glad'"?  I see you are again "Repackaging".  You can't help yourself, can you?  There are 12-step programs that can assist you.   FWIW.    

@Anonymous:  Need any of these elements that @ToanDN blew out of your Project?  They look pretty important to me.  

 

[ToanDN]

So you said you were glad but you actually weren't? That's sad. Still, you are welcome.

[Anonymous]

@barthbradley Actually that element is a copy from an existing GM I already have in the right location! Thanks so much for pointing this out thought! I wasn't aware that it was somewhere in the model causing all that problem. Thank you to everyone who helped me !