@barthbradley wrote:
FWIW: My advise would be to keep the background WHITE. A black background is an AutoCAD thing it make it easier to see colors. A black background in Revit is not a benefit and is frankly, IMO/E, a nuisance. Been there; tried that -- hated it. Revit is not AutoCAD. I'm surprised a tutorial would even suggest it.
Totally disagree, I experience eyestrain with a white background. (Don't even try to tell me that isn't a thing.) I gave it a month when I first started Revit because I was working in both programs throughout the course of a day and people were saying that it shouldn't be changed and my eyestrain was my imagination. It was such a relief when I changed Revit to be black. IMVHO, what someone chooses as a background is a personal choice and has no significance to the program being used.
It's a background, how does that make a black one an AutoCAD thing? The default isn't even black anymore. I worked with someone that used a pink color and liked it.
Rob
Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.