invisible drawing

[Anonymous]

Good evening, please see attached image for reference.

I am trying to insert a drawing which has a linked Revit model into a sheet and the only thing I can see is this blue circle with an X inside. I zoom in to find the drawing, sometimes I find it and sometimes I cannot.

any suggestions please?

thank you

[ennujozlagam · Accepted solution]

hello, go to properties > visibilty/ graphics overrrides > model categories > scoll down until you see site > select + sign > untick project base point and survey point > apply/ok > zoom to fit > then you will be able to see your drawings. check also your phasing in properties box. discipline set to coordination. thanks

[Anonymous]

Thank you for your response, I followed all the steps and the drawing is still invisible. it appears in the project browser as it was already been placed in the sheet but is not there.

Thank you

[Corsten.Au · Accepted solution]

Link Revit in Plan

go to VG, and use " by linked view"

move the link to correct location and crop the view properly before

placing on the sheet...

Best luck

linked view

[ennujozlagam]

hello, in addition you can also try this VG > Revit links > custom . thanks

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I am trying to insert a drawing which has a linked Revit model into a sheet 

I'm totally confused. 

You are trying to do what with what? 

Maybe are you trying to Insert Sheets from a File? 

 https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/revit-lt/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2017/ENU/Revi...

[Anonymous]

good morning, I am dragging the view from the project browser into the sheet and it does not show up in the sheet. the views contain linked Revit models.

I am going to follow your last e-mail and see what happens

thank you

[brettgatti · Accepted solution]

If you open any of the views that you are attempting to drag onto sheets, do you see any data?

[Anonymous]

Thank you fro your response.

this is what I get when I hit VG: please see attached image

thank you

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

Yes, it looks like everything is locked down by a View Template.  This would have nothing to do with Views showing differently on sheets though. The View is what it is.  It should look the same on the sheet as it does in the View itself. 

[Anonymous]

Hi Mr. Bradley

Thank you for your time.

I have a drawing -which is totally visible on the sheet- with the same view template of the ones which don't show up.

Thank you

[Anonymous]

yes, I figured that out, it was a view tem[plete issue.

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