Filled Region Covers Drawing in Revit 2019

[jsalibaQYLJG]

Hello,

I have been using Revit 2019 on my new desktop, and it seems that my Filled Region is covering my model.

I have already unchecked the Masking option.

While checking to see how I had edited my Filled Region on my notebook, I realized that the problem is in the Revit installed in my Desktop because the same file works perfectly in the other computer.

As shown on the images below, "image_01" is of the file on the Desktop. The "image_02" is of the same file with the same setup opened in the notebook that, btw also is running Revit 2019.

image_01
image_02Thank you very much,

Jorge

[barthbradley]

Could be any number of explanations. It's not uncanny. Can you post the file, or a small portion of it with the Masking Region?  

[aRcHiTeCt.JM]

... delete the masking region

.... purge

... redraw the masking region

[barthbradley]

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@jsalibaQYLJG wrote:

I have already unchecked the Masking option.

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...what do you mean by "unchecked the Masking option"

[ToanDN]

Are you running a the Windows OS on a virtual machine, remote desktop, MAC???

[jsalibaQYLJG]

Nope. It is on a PC.

[jsalibaQYLJG]

As I mentioned... It is in Revit 2019! There is no more "Transparency/Opaque" option on the Filled Region.Masking Option

[jsalibaQYLJG]

Here's the file, as requested, but as I mentioned... The file works fine on other computers. Just on this current desktop that it appears to have this bug... This is how I see the file when I open it over here.

[aRcHiTeCt.JM]

.... I can apply transparency to that

[aRcHiTeCt.JM]

... to get there... click on the masking or filled region (turn that blue)

.... with the right click open dialogue

... choose override graphics view

... and choose element o category

.... then choose the intensity you want to apply

... could be halftone or anything you need

[jsalibaQYLJG]

Yes, I am aware that I can make it transparent like that, but I wanted to actually fix this bug.

When I printed it, it came out like the “image_02” in the post, so I figure it may have something to do with the graphics card, or something of the kind, that is affecting only how I view my project.

As I said, the problem is in my Revit Settings, and not in the File Settigns.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thank you very much,

Jorge

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

Turn off hardware acceleration and if it works then you video card is the culprit.

[jsalibaQYLJG]

Yeah @ToanDN, it worked.

Does that mean that my Video Card isn't good enough to support Revit?

Thanks a lot!

[ToanDN]

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@jsalibaQYLJG wrote:

Yeah @ToanDN, it worked.

Does that mean that my Video Card isn't good enough to support Revit?

Thanks a lot!

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It can be one possibility.  It can also caused by a combination of OS, video card and its driver.  What is you Windows version (7) and what is the videocard?  

[jsalibaQYLJG]

I belive my video card is ATI Radeon HD 3450 and I am running Windows 7.

Processor is Intel Core i3-3220 - 3.3GHz (In case it makes a difference...)

Thank you once again for your help @ToanDN!