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Missing Shadows

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mchristodoulou6
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Missing Shadows

 

Hey everyone, shadows are not visible in the 3D view but once I select the mass they appear. Any idea what's going on and how to fix it? 

 

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Lachlan-JWP
als Antwort auf: mchristodoulou6

Have you assigned a material to your masses? If not they will appear transparent instead of throwing shadows.

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mchristodoulou6
als Antwort auf: Lachlan-JWP

Yes I have assigned materials to my masses (from manage ribbon>object styles). I'm a beginner at Revit so I tried assigning different materials to the masses just to make sure I hadn't done anything wrong but nothing works. I checked the material properties and none of them are transparent but the shadows still do not appear unless I click on the masses. 

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ToanDN
als Antwort auf: mchristodoulou6


@mchristodoulou6 wrote:

Yes I have assigned materials to my masses (from manage ribbon>object styles). I'm a beginner at Revit so I tried assigning different materials to the masses just to make sure I hadn't done anything wrong but nothing works. I checked the material properties and none of them are transparent but the shadows still do not appear unless I click on the masses. 


Did you change each form to a proper subcategory and assign the material to those subcategories?  If they are still Default Form then you need to assign the material to Mass > Form subcategory.

 

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Lachlan-JWP
als Antwort auf: mchristodoulou6

This got a bit interesting for me.

 

@mchristodoulou6to solve your issue you need to assign the material directly to each mass as shown here:

Assigned Material.png

 

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@ToanDNperhaps you can answer why the material assigned to masses in Object Styles doesn't seem to apply to masses in any view. I've attached a project file with a few masses made using Model-In-Place Component (Architecture > Build > Component > Model-In-Place) & In-Place Mass (Massing & Site > Conceptual Mass > In-Place Mass). A mass created from In-Place Mass will only have the Default Form material applied unless another material is specifically applied as shown above. However I also made a Model-In-Place Component in the Mass Category and left its material as <By Category> and it behaved the same way. But after re-editing the component (without changing the material) it creates a shadow.

 

Can you have a look at the attached project and tell me why these elements seem to behave differently in regards to their materials?

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ToanDN
als Antwort auf: Lachlan-JWP

Default forms are under Form subcategory, not the Mass main category.  

 

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Lachlan-JWP
als Antwort auf: mchristodoulou6

That makes sense. Thanks!

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mchristodoulou6
als Antwort auf: ToanDN

Thank you so much for your help! I have now fixed it and the shadows appear. @ToanDN @Lachlan-JWP 

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